Remove codecommit from the stack as this service is deprecated for the new AWS accounts

[mkleszcz]

Describe the bug

Info from AWS: https://repost.aws/questions/QUshILm0xbTjWJZSD8afYVgA/codecommit-cannot-create-a-repository

Codecommit service is deprecated for the new AWS accounts. We need to change the way we are triggering CI/CD pipeline.

Steps to reproduce

1. Create new AWS account
2. Try to deploy CI/CD stack to the AWS

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[stefaluc]

@mkleszcz Do you have a recommended workaround for this issue? I have just run into this when running pnpm saas infra deploy:

CreateRepository request is not allowed because there is no existing repository in this AWS account or AWS Organization (Service: AWSCodeCommit; Status Code: 400; Error Code: OperationNotAllowedException; Request ID: 3cbb3638-14f3-49c1-b9cd-5153d50e1e58;
Proxy: null)

[stefaluc]

@mkleszcz Do you have a recommended workaround for this issue? I have just run into this when running pnpm saas infra deploy:

CreateRepository request is not allowed because there is no existing repository in this AWS account or AWS Organization (Service: AWSCodeCommit; Status Code: 400; Error Code: OperationNotAllowedException; Request ID: 3cbb3638-14f3-49c1-b9cd-5153d50e1e58;
Proxy: null)

If anyone is curious, I bypassed this issue by submitting a support request to AWS asking for access to CodeCommit. There may have been a quicker way to do this, but I submitted a support case, which was then forwarded to the AWS service team.

I needed to provide the following info:

• Region/s:
• Commercial Cloud, Gov Cloud, or CN?:
• Customer was a CodeCommit Customer prior to July 25th, 2024 via asking them:

This took some time and back-and-forth (~8 days), but eventually, they added me to the whitelist. Someone more persistent may get this done quicker.