Closed dmongit closed 5 years ago
@dmongit thanks for the report - can you share the versions of boto3 and botocore that you have installed that's causing the issue? I see ReadTimeoutError
in botocore.exceptions going back as far as 1.12.31
at least.
@phobologic Not sure about botocore. Since I'm running it off of AWS CI/CD, I'm at the mercy of what is already installed on that build box? I'm using image aws/codebuild/nodejs:6.3.1 for the build.
Here are snippets from my logs, first using stacker 1.7 and second using 1.6 as a comparison.
stacker 1.7 when things failed Collecting boto3>=1.9.111<2.0 (from stacker) Collecting s3transfer<0.3.0,>=0.2.0 (from boto3>=1.9.111<2.0->stacker) Successfully installed boto3-1.9.130 s3transfer-0.2.0
Latests, explicitly using stacker 1.6: Collecting boto3<1.8.0,>=1.7.0 (from stacker<1.6.1,>=1.6.0) s3transfer<0.2.0,>=0.1.10->boto3<1.8.0,>=1.7.0->stacker<1.6.1,>=1.6.0) Requirement already satisfied: botocore in /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages (from stacker) Successfully installed boto3-1.7.84
I'm getting this error too
@josjaf I went back to stacker v1.6 and I am still on 1.6
You can work around this for now by changing your pip install stacker
line to:
pip install 'botocore>=1.12.111'
pip install stacker
I've opened a PR (#729 ) to make that work out of the box again
Thanks @troyready - I am going to do a dot release to clear this up tonight.
Using an AWS buildspec file, I have a pip install stacker command that installs stacker just fine.
When I run stacker build -r stacker.yml, I get an error. I tracked the error down to s3transfer not being happy with the version of boto3.
When I revert back to install pip install stacker 1.6, everything works.
Error Message: