@cumulus/common
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Common libraries used in Cumulus.
npm install @cumulus/common
Cumulus is a cloud-based data ingest, archive, distribution and management prototype for NASA's future Earth science data streams.
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[v18.2.0] 2024-02-02
From this release forward, Cumulus Core will be tested against PostgreSQL v13. Users should migrate their datastores to Aurora PostgreSQL 13.9+ compatible data stores as soon as possible after upgrading to this release.
Users utilizing the cumulus-rds-tf module should reference cumulus-rds-tf
upgrade
instructions.
@cumulus/aws-client package.@cumulus/aws-client package.cumulus-rds-tf module to take additional parameters in support of
migration from Aurora PostgreSQl v11 to v13. See Migration Notes for more detailscumulus-rds-tf engine_version to 13.9cumulus-rds-tf parameter_group_family to aurora-postgresql13_removeGranuleFromCmr function for granule bulkDelete to not throw an error and instead catch the error when the granule is not found in CMR/sqs/ to /failed-sqs/ locationchildWorkflowMeta to QueueWorkflow task configurationrules.buildPayload' to restore changes from ticket CUMULUS-2969which limited the definition object tonameandarn` to
account for AWS character limits.var.lambda_memory_size is supposed to be var.lambda_memory_sizes@cumulus/api validateAndUpdateSqsRule method to allow 0 retries and 0 visibilityTimeout
in rule's meta. This fix from CUMULUS-2863 was not in release 16 and later.FAQs
Common utilities used across tasks
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