fix(core): Duration.toString() throws an error#18243
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`Duration.toString()` shouldn't throw an exception directly--instead, it should produce an encoded token that throws when resolved. The reason it was throwing is that `Token.asString()` doesn't accept functions, it only accepts data values. Use `Lazy.string()` instead. Fixes #18176.
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Perhaps it makes more sense to simply return a string representation of the duration (eg "1 hour" or even just ״<duration>").
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You are saying get rid of the misuse protection because it's not worth it, right?
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`Duration.toString()` was intended to produce a value that would throw an exception when resolved, but unintentionally was written to always throw immediately (the reason it was throwing is that `Token.asString()` doesn't accept functions, it only accepts data values--`Lazy.string()` should have been used). Instead, we remove the validation completely. `toString()` now produces a meaningless string, and users should avoid using the `Duration` object in a context where it will be implicitly converted to a string. Fixes aws#18176. ---- *By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license*
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Duration.toString()was intended to produce a value that would throw an exception when resolved,but unintentionally was written to always throw immediately (the reason it was throwing is that
Token.asString()doesn't accept functions, it only accepts data values--
Lazy.string()should have been used).Instead, we remove the validation completely.
toString()now produces a meaningless string, and usersshould avoid using the
Durationobject in a context where it will be implicitly converted to a string.Fixes #18176.
By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license