When a service did not have an open search index, commands, workflows and more would fail. Use the service spec to determine if the client needs to be created or now (presence of an index) which matches the logic to create the infra in CDK.
Ran the runtime tests without open search and proved that all workflows and commands did stop working.
After this change, tests pass without and without open search.
{
"errorType": "Error",
"errorMessage": "Expected env variable EVENTUAL_OPENSEARCH_ENDPOINT to be present.",
"stack": [
"Error: Expected env variable EVENTUAL_OPENSEARCH_ENDPOINT to be present.",
" at assertNonNull (/packages/@eventual/core/src/internal/util.ts:9:11)",
" at tryGetEnv (/packages/@eventual/aws-runtime/src/env.ts:32:10)",
" at openSearchEndpoint (/packages/@eventual/aws-runtime/src/env.ts:41:3)",
" at <anonymous> (/packages/@eventual/aws-runtime/src/create.ts:295:15)",
" at <anonymous> (/packages/@eventual/aws-runtime/src/handlers/orchestrator.ts:45:23)"
]
}
Note: Ideally we'd also be able to remove the OpenSearch deps from the tree, but this is a good start.
Found by @mattduran420
When a service did not have an open search index, commands, workflows and more would fail. Use the service spec to determine if the client needs to be created or now (presence of an index) which matches the logic to create the infra in CDK.
Ran the runtime tests without open search and proved that all workflows and commands did stop working.
After this change, tests pass without and without open search.
Note: Ideally we'd also be able to remove the OpenSearch deps from the tree, but this is a good start.