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The find() callback had a block body without a return, so existingRecord was always undefined and a CREATE was sent even when the record already existed. That CREATE fails and the error is swallowed by the catch, so the outcome was the same but every call made an extra ChangeResourceRecordSets request and hid the failure. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01W9Mk18mBNfkPfgg3hYweKq
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The fix is meant to stop redundant DNS record creation. Certificate validation names that already end with a period still fail to match their existing Route 53 records, so the redundant create request persists for them. Normalize the names before merging. Pre-merge checks |
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- Line 84: Normalize the ACM `resourceRecord.Name` before comparing it with
`record.Name` so a trailing period does not produce a double period and cause an
unnecessary CREATE request; add a test covering an ACM name that already ends in
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Normalize the record name before comparing it.
When ACM supplies resourceRecord.Name with a trailing period, this expression adds a second period. It cannot match the existing Route 53 record. The method then sends an unnecessary CREATE request and silently catches its error. Compare names after normalizing them, and test an ACM name that already ends in .. AWS documents ACM validation names in that form. (docs.aws.amazon.com)
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Review comment at @packages/engine/src/lib/aws/route53.js at line 84:
Normalize the ACM `resourceRecord.Name` before comparing it with `record.Name`
so a trailing period does not produce a double period and cause an unnecessary
CREATE request; add a test covering an ACM name that already ends in a period.
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AwsRoute53Client.createRecordIfNotExists()looks for an existing record withThe callback has a block body and no
return, sofindalways getsundefinedandexistingRecordis alwaysundefined. The function then sends aChangeResourceRecordSetsCREATE even when the record is already there.In practice the outcome is usually the same: Route53 rejects the duplicate CREATE and the
catchreturns silently. But every call makes an extra request that is expected to fail, and that hides whatever the error actually was. This PR turns the callback into an expression body so the existing record is found and the function returns early as intended.Added
packages/engine/test/aws/route53.test.jswith two cases:sendcall (the list), with no CREATEThe first test fails on
mainand passes with this change. Ran locally withNODE_OPTIONS=--experimental-vm-modules npx jest test/aws/route53.test.jsinpackages/engine.https://claude.ai/code/session_01W9Mk18mBNfkPfgg3hYweKq
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