chore: deprecate latestAmazonLinux2022()#26284
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@pahud can we find out if these images are still published and hardcode the latest values so people are not completely broken when using |
Co-authored-by: Momo Kornher <mail@moritzkornher.de>
I can confirm This means:
I am not sure if we should completely remove the |
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@pahud I meant can we find out what the actual AMI image ID is and put that in? |
Unfortunately I can't find anywhere about the latest AMI ID of Amazon Linux 2022 The latest release note is 20230118 https://docs.aws.amazon.com/linux/al2022/release-notes/relnotes-20230118.html and nothing else after then. |
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SSM parameter is not offering any al2022 AMIs as described in aws#26274. This PR marks `latestAmazonLinux2022()` as deprecated and uses `latestAmazonLinux2023()` instead. - [x] mark latestAmazonLinux2022 as deprecated - [x] update the aws-ec2 README to use latestAmazonLinux2023 instead Closes aws#26274 ---- *By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license*
SSM parameter is not offering any al2022 AMIs as described in #26274. This PR marks
latestAmazonLinux2022()as deprecated and useslatestAmazonLinux2023()instead.Closes #26274
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