@cumulus/common
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Common libraries used in Cumulus.
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Cumulus is a cloud-based data ingest, archive, distribution and management prototype for NASA's future Earth science data streams.
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[v4.0.0] 2020-11-20
cumulus_message_adapter_lambda_layer_arn variable for the cumulus module to cumulus_message_adapter_lambda_layer_version_arn. The value of the variable should remain the same (a layer version ARN of a Lambda layer for the cumulus-message-adapter.MoveGranules step to add UpdateGranulesCmrMetadataFileLinksStepthat runs after it. See the example IngestAndPublishWorkflow for reference.cumulus module, a new resource definition for egress_api_gateway_log_subscription_filter must be added to cumulus-tf/main.tf. For reference on how to define this resource, see example/cumulus-tf/main.tf.deploy_to_ngap is false./collections[&getMMT=true] and /collections/active[&getMMT=true] endpoints. When a user provides a value of true for getMMT in the query parameters, the endpoint will search CMR and update each collection's results with new key MMTLink containing a link to the MMT (Metadata Management Tool) if a CMR collection id is found.granules/bulkReingest endpoint to @cumulus/apilog_api_gateway_to_cloudwatch variable to example/cumulus-tf/variables.tf.log_api_gateway_to_cloudwatch variable to thin_egress_app module definition./collection and /collection/active endpoints now return collections without granule aggregate statistics by default. The original behavior is preserved and can be found by including a query param of includeStats=true on the request to the endpoint.es/collections Collection class takes a new parameter includeStats. It no longer appends granule aggregate statistics to the returned results by default. One must set the new parameter to any non-false value.dbIndexer lambda to process requests in serialtf-modules/distribution/main.tf to example/cumulus-tf/main.tfthin_egress_app module output for a resource count.tea_api_egress_log_group variable from tf-modules/distribution/variables.tf and tf-modules/cumulus/variables.tf.move-granules task into a
new update-granules-cmr-metadata-file-links task./collection and /collection/active endpoints now return collections without granule aggregate statistics by default. The original behavior is preserved and can be found by including a query param of includeStats=true on the request to the endpoint. This is likely to affect the dashboard only but included here for the change of behavior.cumulus_message_adapter_lambda_layer_arn output from the cumulus-message-adapter module to cumulus_message_adapter_lambda_layer_version_arn. The output value has changed from being the ARN of the Lambda layer without a version to the ARN of the Lambda layer with a version.cumulus and ingest modules from cumulus_message_adapter_lambda_layer_arn to cumulus_message_adapter_lambda_layer_version_arnFAQs
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