…16507)

`scripts/foreach.sh yarn build` was not working due to missing command in `individual-package`.

`scripts/foreach.sh yarn build` is mentioned in the ['Contributing' guide](CONTRIBUTING.md#build).

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The test was broken because it was asserting that the template was
completely empty (which is not true for default synthesis).

In the new test, assert that there are no resources (unless the user
starts adding them).

Fixes #16016


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chore: enable debug logging for stale issue bot

)

When the constructs compatibility layer was removed on the v2 branch (#12054), a
change was made to the init templates to support a flexible constructs version
(either ^3 or ^10). These changes were never back-ported to v1, leading to the
situation where there are (unnecessary) differences on the v2 templates between
the v1 and v2 branches.

Backported these changes manually (for package.json and init.ts), and then by
diffing the init templates directory between master and v2-main.


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fix: permissions for github actions

This will allow us to trigger the stale cleanup bot manually through the web ui.

* feat: allow stale bot trigger manually

* fix: remove invalid entry from stale issue bot config

See [CHANGELOG](https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk/blob/merge-back/1.124.0/CHANGELOG.md)

Migrates `aws-cloudformation`, `cfnspec`, and `aws-codebuild` to jest.

In `aws-cloudformation`, jest does not like the idea of nested tests; however, as the scope of this PR is to migrate, I have added `eslint-ignore` to the relevant lines. The linter error in question is [valid-describe](https://github.com/jest-community/eslint-plugin-jest/blob/main/docs/rules/valid-describe.md). 

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…16596)

Now that all modules are in `jest`, remove `nodeunit` and
`@types/nodeunit` everywhere.

Finally, remove remove support for nodeunit in cdk-build.
This means that the special "jest" flag is no longer required
in the "cdk-build" section of `package.json`.

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fixes: #16509

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This PR adds more extensive documentation for how to schedule CloudWatch Synthetics canary cron jobs via CDK, because today the service documentation for how to schedule cron jobs is lacking and takes developers a lot of investigation to figure out how to make it work successfully.

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Closes #16227.

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Both `helm` and `kubectl` are included in the `aws-cdk-lib` via the
`lambda-layer-kubectl` package. The notices for these packages is included in
the `lambda-layer-kubectl` NOTICE, but not the `aws-cdk-lib` NOTICE. This PR
fixes the omission.

fixes #16441

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Support the `Service` L2 construct for App Runner.

- [x] implementation
- [x] unit testing and integ testing
- [x] README


## What's included

This PR introduces the initial L2 implementation of the `Service` construct.  We are allowed to create App Runner services with:

1.  ECR public
2. ECR(private) from any existing ECR repository
3. ECR(private) built and pushed from local assets
3. remote github repository

## Design

AWS App Runner allows us to create `Service` with `ECR_PUBLIC`, `ECR` and `Github`. We should specify the source  with the `source` property to define the source of the repository for the `Service` and conditionally create the required IAM access role for `ECR` to pull the required images([doc](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/apprunner/latest/dg/security_iam_service-with-iam.html#security_iam_service-with-iam-roles)).

```
source: Source.fromEcrPublic()  // To define a source from ECR Public container image.
source: Source.fromEcr()  // To define a source from ECR container image.
source: Source.fromGitHub()  // To define a source from a GitHub repository.
source: Source.fromAsset()  // To define a source from local code asset directory.
```

The [connection](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuide/aws-properties-apprunner-service-authenticationconfiguration.html#cfn-apprunner-service-authenticationconfiguration-connectionarn) for Github is required for `Source.fromGitHub()`.  However, as there's no cloudformation support to create the App Runner `connection`, an existing connection will be required for service with github as the source.

Closes: #14813 


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## Summary

Currently when a user wants to route all of the EKS lambda's SDK requests through a proxy then they are [instructed to configure an env var named `HTTP_PROXY` or `http_proxy`](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/api/latest/docs/aws-eks-readme.html#cluster-handler).

e.g.
```ts
const cluster = new eks.Cluster(this, 'hello-eks', {
  version: eks.KubernetesVersion.V1_21,
  clusterHandlerEnvironment: {
    'http_proxy': 'http://proxy.myproxy.com'
  }
});
```

However the JS SDK [requires further configuration to enable proxy support](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-javascript/v2/developer-guide/node-configuring-proxies.html).

This PR:
- Adds a `package.json` with the dependency 'proxy-agent' to the `cluster-resource-handler/` lambda bundle
- Uses `NodeJSFunction` to install lambda dependencies and bundle.
- Adds a condition that checks the environment for `HTTP_PROXY` or `http_proxy` values. If present then configures the aws-sdk to use that proxy (using `proxy-agent`).

Note: I placed the `proxy-agent` in the `devDependencies` of `package.json`. If the dependency is placed in the `dependencies` section then the CDK builder [throws an error: `NPM Package cluster-resources-handler inside jsii package '@aws-cdk/aws-eks', can only have devDependencies`](https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk/blob/7dae114b7aac46321b8d8572e6837428b4c633b2/tools/pkglint/lib/rules.ts#L1332)

Fixes: SIM D29159517, #12469

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Fix the opensearchservice package name
@aws-cdk/aws-opensearch -> @aws-cdk/aws-opensearchservice

Closes #16582 

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partially fixes #16349 

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partially fixes: #16349 

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…6597)

Add `vault.addToAccessPolicy()` and `vault.blockRecoveryPointDeletion()`.

A vault is automatically created when creating a plan:

```ts
const plan = new backup.BackupPlan(this, 'BackupPlan');
```

Theses methods allow, among other things, to customize the access policy of
the automatically created vault:

```ts
plan.backupVault.addToAccessPolicy(...);
```


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… lambda" (#16651)

A bug was introduced in [this commit](cf22280) that broke the `onEvent` EKS cluster handler lambda. ESBuild was inlining the node_module `proxy-agent` which was trying to read a file that did not exist (because all dependencies were bundled into a single file).

e.g.
```ts
var contextify = fs.readFileSync('/var/task/contextify.js');
```

Error:
```log
ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/var/task/contextify.js' Logs: /aws/lambda/test-fixed-nobundle-eks-wit-OnEventHandler42BEBAE0-s2cZwaWDW0xt at Object.openSync (fs.js:462:3) at Object.readFileSync (fs.js:364:35) at loadAndCompileScript (/var/task/index.js:29479:23) at ../aws-cdk/node_modules/vm2/lib/main.js (/var/task/index.js:29490:25) at __require (/var/task/index.js:26:44) at ../aws-cdk/node_modules/vm2/index.js (/var/task/index.js:30079:23) at __require (/var/task/index.js:26:44) at ../aws-cdk/node_modules/degenerator/dist/src/index.js (/var/task/index.js:30091:17) at __require (/var/task/index.js:26:44) at ../aws-cdk/node_modules/pac-resolver/dist/index.js (/var/task/index.js:30857:25) (RequestId: c44d1357-fbce-4f96-8c23-b865c2c3aaff)
```

This reverts commit cf22280.


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* feat: cloudformation spec v42.0.0

* Exclude new attribute GatewayResponse.gatewayResponseId from the API Gateway L2.

Co-authored-by: AWS CDK Team <aws-cdk@amazon.com>
Co-authored-by: Adam Ruka <adamruka@amazon.com>
Co-authored-by: mergify[bot] <37929162+mergify[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

The PR contains the following changes:

1. Skip copying the generated L1 files into the alpha modules
2. Re-write imports in the alpha modules that reference L1s to reference aws-cdk-lib/aws-
    These imports come in the following formats: `./<service>.generated`, `../<service>.generated`, `../lib/<service>.generated`. All of these formats get converted to aws-cdk-lib/aws-<service>
3. Don't export generated L1s in the index.ts files of the alpha modules.

Closes #15587

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Closes #16549


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Remove global environment variables that are set in buildspec.yml files
as these interfere with more granular settings set in pack.sh, and
instead move all settings there.

The max heap size (8G) configured in pack.sh was overridden by the one
set in buildspec.yml because the last time the option is passed wins,
and pack.sh _prepends_ to `NODE_OPTIONS`.


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#16740)

This reverts commit 5e452f8.

Similar to #16727, reverting the move to assertions until the correct API to use
for the combination of `matchTemplate` and `newStyleSynthesis` can be defined.


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…tem (#16696)

The current functionality we use for evaluating CloudFormation in the hotswap part of the CLI is very limited:
only allows substituting the values of parameters used for Assets.
That's not good enough when doing substitutions for StepFunctions State Machines from
[this PR](#16489), for example.

Enhance the capabilities of the CFN eval sub-system by introducing a new class,
`CloudFormationExecutableTemplate`, that allows resolving references to resources inside the template.

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…16752)

The vm.max_map_count on our CodeBuild instances is fairly low (65530) compared
to our max threads (1125977). Based on a NodeJS issue troubleshooting thread
(nodejs/help#2809), trying to see if increasing this
value stabilizes our builds.


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CDK was extracting the value of `HTTPS?_PROXY` and passing this to
`proxy-agent` explicitly, which resulted in not honoring the `NO_PROXY`
setting.

This removes that behavior and lets `proxy-agent` delegate to
`proxy-from-env`, which will leverage values in `HTTPS?_PROXY` and
NO_PROXY correctly.

Fixes #7121

This value was reduced as part of troubleshooting of various Node Worker memory
issues. These issues are theorized to have been mitigated by #16752. Our pack
time is currently over 2 hours, compared to 20-30 minutes prior to the set of
changes. By removing this worker count override, we should be able to get back
to normal pack times and speed up the pipeline.


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## Summary

This PR updates this repo's GitHub issue templates to v2. ([see prototype](https://github.com/ryparker/proto-github-issues-v2/issues/new/choose)) 

**Reviewers**: Please make sure that all the fields i've marked with `required: true` are necessary. A user will not be able to create an issue without these required fields being completed.

[GitHub issues v2 docs](https://docs.github.com/en/communities/using-templates-to-encourage-useful-issues-and-pull-requests/syntax-for-issue-forms)

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…6761)

## Summary

This [commit](ceab036) broke EKS deployments. CloudFormation throws "Internal failure." when attempting to create an EKS cluster.

Full details : https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk/pull/16751/files#r720549975


This reverts commit ceab036.


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…ler (#16771)

fixes :#16669

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Fixes #16605.


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#16715)

Fixes #16563.


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According to
[AWS Config best practices](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/config/latest/developerguide/evaluate-config_develop-rules_nodejs.html#restricted-lambda-policy),
we should add a `SourceAccount` condition to the Lambda Permission we create in `CustomRule`.

Note that we cannot add the `SourceArn` condition,
because that would cause a cyclic dependency between the `LambdaPermission` resource,
and the `Rule` resource
(as the `Rule` can only be created _after_ the `LambdaPermission` has been created -
this is validated by the AWS Config service -
and so needs a `DependOn` for the Lambda Permission).

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Currently, the `resourcesTotal` output is one short as it doesn't account for the `UPDATE_COMPLETE` event emitted when updating a stack. This PR increases the `resourcesTotal` variable depending on whether the stack is being updated or created.

Noticed this bug when using the CDK on private projects.

This has had a minor fix previously to address the `CREATE_COMPLETE` event emitted when creating a stack, however this did not address the `UPDATE_COMPLETE` event emitted when updating a stack. This caused updated events to produce the following output:

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/57939433/130373537-5dfacd3c-df7d-4272-abac-a4cf7c04cc47.png)

To address this issue, I:
- Added `+1` to the `resourcesTotal` prop in `packages/aws-cdk/lib/api/deploy-stack.ts` for the `StackActivityMonitor` class depending on whether the stack being deployed already exists using the `cloudFormationStack.exists` boolean.

I also addressed a spacing issue between the pipe (`|`) and the timestamp, as seen in the image above.

Collaborators:
- @JWK95: Provided code review & valid suggestions

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…th (#16269)

If a IAM user has a path, the ARN contains the path, e.g. `arn:aws:iam::account-id:user/path/MyUserName`.
Method `User.fromUserArn` parses this ARN to `userName`: `path/MyUserName`. The path is not removed correctly. The correct username would be `MyUserName`.

This PR changes the parsing of property `userName` to remove the path correctly. The logic is implemented according to [iam.Role](https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk/blob/d5ca419448e84f0cbb25dbd90d48fb4c407ede5c/packages/%40aws-cdk/aws-iam/lib/role.ts#L191-L194) where a similar conversion is necessary to support service roles.

Fixes #16256.


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…16756)

This was caused by the Custom Resource--which had previously been
deployed when `autoDeleteObjects: true`--being removed when
`autoDeleteObjects` is flipped off again. The custom resource would
indiscriminately empty the bucket as it was being deleted.

Fix by tagging the bucket to confirm that it needs to be emptied. If
any deployment removes the CR but keeps the bucket, the ordering of
CloudFormation updates will make sure that the untagging happens before
the CR gets activated, thereby saving the bucket contents.

Fixes #16603.


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#16787)

The logic to remove the "private" marker for the alpha module `package.json`s
was backported to `master` without any change or an appropriate qualifier. This
leads to the alpha packages being set to public on `master`, which is not what
we want. Rather than introduce v1- and v2-specific logic here, I opted to look
at the current package's setting, and swap it. The logic is that if we're
publishing `aws-foobar`, we don't want to publish `aws-foobar-alpha`, and vice
versa.

Also fixed a bug where alpha'ed packages were being re-alpha'ed when transform
was run multiple times in local development.


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…16790)

In the README file, the chapters `Object Ownership` and `Bucket deletion` are created as subchapter of `The URL for objects`. In my opinion they do not have a relationship to `The URL for objects`. Probably this hierarchy was created by mistake.

I would suggest to move chapters `Object Ownership` and `Bucket deletion` to the same hierarchy level than `The URL for objects`.

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…ster (#15242)

Added support for step concurrency when creating EMR clusters through Step Functions. This feature allows users to run multiple steps in parallel on a cluster created through SFN.

closes #15223.

As a byproduct, adds validation for `releaseLabel` to ensure that it follows the correct format laid out [here](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/emr/latest/ReleaseGuide/emr-release-components.html).

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The `templateMatches()` API behaved differently from the rest of the
`hasXxx()` and `findXxx()` APIs in that it did not accept a Matcher.
This functionality is generally useful to perform partial matching on
the full template.

Further, users can get confused and assume that the `templateMatches()`
API do support Matchers, as this is the only one that is an exception.

Align this API with the rest of the module's behaviour.

A nice side effect of this is that this module no longer needs to vendor
in changes from the 'assert' module and brings this in line with the
other modules in this repo.

nozem can work again! 🙌

BREAKING CHANGE: The `templateMatches()` API previously performed
an exact match. The default behavior has been updated to be
"object-like".

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