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It looks like when the changes were made to update waiters.py to a new v2 spec, valid Cluster State for a 'ClusterRunning' waiter was changed from accepting both the RUNNING & WAITING states to only the RUNNING state.
This has resulted in this waiter not returning successfully when an EMR cluster goes into a WAITING state, breaking functionality in aws emr tool (see aws/aws-cli#1007).
Not sure if removing WAITING was intentional? If not, I'd be happy to submit a pull request adding a WAITING success acceptor to ClusterRunning in emr/2009-03-31.waiters.json.
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It looks like when the changes were made to update waiters.py to a new v2 spec, valid Cluster State for a 'ClusterRunning' waiter was changed from accepting both the RUNNING & WAITING states to only the RUNNING state.
See commit: 23e042f#diff-561cbc8ca2199768839320b0a5e2f0f0L14
This has resulted in this waiter not returning successfully when an EMR cluster goes into a WAITING state, breaking functionality in aws emr tool (see aws/aws-cli#1007).
Not sure if removing WAITING was intentional? If not, I'd be happy to submit a pull request adding a WAITING success acceptor to ClusterRunning in emr/2009-03-31.waiters.json.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: