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Catch "stack is in failed state, you may need to delete it from AWS Console" (DELETE_FAILED) #2265
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humanReadableErrorMessage: | ||
'The CloudFormation deletion failed due to {stackName} being in DELETE_FAILED state. Ensure all your resources are able to be deleted', | ||
resolutionMessage: | ||
'The following resource(s) failed to delete: {resources}. Ensure they are in a state where they can be deleted. Find more information in the CloudFormation AWS Console for this stack.', |
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The current message that is produced by the fault has both the resources that caused the failed deletion as well as how to get those resources into a state where they can be deleted, would like to find a way to get that information into the resolution message.
Problem
Mapping destroy failed errors from CDK that have to do with a stack being a failed state and some resources needing manual attention before deletion can occur.
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Changes
Update to CDK error mapping
Validation
Updated CDK error mapping test
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