@cumulus/errors
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Package that exports error classes for use in Cumulus workflow code
npm install @cumulus/errors
Cumulus is a cloud-based data ingest, archive, distribution and management prototype for NASA's future Earth science data streams.
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[v11.1.0] 2022-04-07
11.1.0 is an amendment release and supersedes 11.0.0. However, follow the migration steps for 11.0.0.
CUMULUS-2905
migrateAndOverwrite and
migrateOnlyFiles options.skipMetadataValidation to hyrax-metadata-updates tasklast_modified_date as output to all tasks in Terraform ingest module.deployment/choosing_configuring_rds.ORCA Backup reconciliation report to report cumulusFilesCount and orcaFilesCount@cumulus/aws-client to use new AWS SDK v3 packages for DynamoDB requests:
@aws-sdk/client-dynamodb@aws-sdk/lib-dynamodb@aws-sdk/util-dynamodb@cumulus/api@cumulus/errors@cumulus/tf-inventorylambdas/data-migration2packages/api/ecs/async-operation@cumulus/cmr-client/ingestUMMGranule and @cumulus/cmr-client/ingestConcept
functions to not perform separate validation requesthello_world_service module to pass in lastModified parameter in command list to trigger a Terraform state change when the hello_world_task is modified.@cumulus/aws-clientFAQs
Provides error classes for Cumulus
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