LOC-33 ⁃ variables in profile name breaks sls logs about aws-cdk-local

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➤ Waldemar Hummer commented:

Thanks for reporting yonahforst . This should be fixed in a7189808717cff31aae3f8252167e1375d79d432 - can you please give it another try with the latest version 0.4.26? Please report here if the problem persists. Thanks

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➤ Yonah Forst commented:

whummer i think this fix causes the aws endpoints to never be reconfigured.

I get errors saying that the stack/log-group doesn't exist. I assume that's because the endpoints weren't reconfigured and sls is still trying to talk to the real aws endpoint

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➤ Waldemar Hummer commented:

Thanks for the update yonahforst . Haven't been able to reproduce this (seems to be working for the examples we tested). Can you please share a small, complete example to reproduce this issue? Thanks!

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➤ Yonah Forst commented:

sure thing whummer 😀

• add profile called localProfile to your ~/.aws/credentials
• run sls to create a new service
• replace the yml file with this:

service: temp1

custom:
defaultStage: local
stage: ${opt:stage, self:custom.defaultStage}
localstack:
host: http://${env:LOCALSTACK_HOST, 'localhost'}
edgePort: ${env:LOCALSTACK_EDGE_PORT, '4566'}
stages:

• local

provider:
name: aws
runtime: nodejs12.x
region: eu-west-1
stage: ${self:custom.stage}
profile: ${self:custom.stage}Profile

functions:
hello:
handler: handler.hello

plugins:

• serverless-localstack
• run sls deploy
• run sls info. You should get Stack with id temp1-local does not exist
• run sls logs -f hello. you should get The specified log group does not exist.

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➤ Waldemar Hummer commented:

Thanks for the update yonahforst . Looks like your Serverless stack is using eu-west-1

• just to confirm, are you seeing the same error if you configure DEFAULT_REGION=eu-west-1 in the environment of your LocalStack Docker container? Thanks

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➤ Yonah Forst commented:

hi @whummer, yes I already have DEFAULT_REGION=eu-west-1 set 🙂

I think the problem is here: https://github.com/localstack/serverless-localstack/blob/a7189808717cff31aae3f8252167e1375d79d432/src/index.js#L104-L111
if this.reconfigureAWS() fails as is said it might, then those endpoints never get reconfigured and stay set to the real aws endpoints