I’m trying to “unwind” it in small pieces. this is the code (I just commented out permissions first, then ran

yarn start

)

videoUpdateRule.addTarget(
      new eventsTargets.LambdaFunction(
        new sst.Function(this, 'VideoUpdateHandlerFunc', {
          functionName: `${this.stackName}-videoProcUpdateHandler`,
          srcPath,
          handler: `${handlerPrefix}/video-process-update.main`,
          environment: {
            GRAPHQL_ENDPOINT_URL: props!.appSyncApi.url,
            STAGING_BUCKET: props!.uploadBucket.bucketName,
          },
          // permissions: [
          //   [props!.appSyncApi.graphqlApi, 'grantMutation'],
          //   [props!.uploadBucket.s3Bucket, 'grantDelete'],
          //   [props!.storageBucket.s3Bucket, 'grantRead'],
          // ],
        })
      )
    );

that deployed ok.. permissions removed. now I commented out the

environment

block. and that’s where I get that error

it’s like.. with the MediaProcessor stack referencing the

uploadBucket

which was created in the Core stack, an export is created in Core. and then I try to remove the reference to that bucket in MediaProcessor, so it has to delete the export from Core.. which says it can’t because MediaProcessor depends on it. but I’m literally trying to remove that dependency 🤯

or..actually, there are other refs to that bucket in Lambda permissions

and somehow me removing just that one env var, it’s trying to delete the export in the Core stack

I’ve commented out every reference to

uploadBucket

in the MediaProcessor stack, and i still can’t deploy 😕

nvm. had to just remove the MediaProcessor stack entirely, and re-deploy