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After registering a task definition, run_task (and create_service, and other calls) using this task definition creates a Task object, but this object never gets any containers. The containers attribute remains an empty list at all times.
I would expect the containerDefinitions in the task definition to be used to create a mock representation of the containers the task supposedly would start.
I realize this is not a bug but rather incomplete implementation, but since I couldn't find any other mentions of it, I decided to create a ticket to keep track of any ongoing development.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
After registering a task definition, run_task (and create_service, and other calls) using this task definition creates a Task object, but this object never gets any containers. The
containers
attribute remains an empty list at all times.I would expect the containerDefinitions in the task definition to be used to create a mock representation of the containers the task supposedly would start.
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I realize this is not a bug but rather incomplete implementation, but since I couldn't find any other mentions of it, I decided to create a ticket to keep track of any ongoing development.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: