Whoa. When do we get to take advantage of this? https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-for-aws-cloudformation-quickly-retry-stack-operations-from-the-point-of-failure/

Ah nice

I think so. Unless

stage === 'prod'

We don't actually have a way to know if stage is prod (I personally name my production stage

production

)

Right, the stage is arbitrary. So maybe have a way for people to enable or disable that new ability, based on any given stage

yeah can probably start with that

app.disableRollback()

for example

Yeah, was reading about this. It seems we can implement this without users noticing. As in they run

sst deploy

and gets an error. Then when they run

sst deploy

again, it picks up from where it’s left one.

people at AWS must’ve seen @thdxr’s CloudFormation meme and felt embarrassed 😆

lol

at any rate, I’m glad they’re paying attention to people complaining about slowness!

i don’t understand why they are not making it faster… seriously…

It is kind of sad that terraform, which is implemented without any internal access to AWS, gives a better experience

yeah. I’ve never used it because I didn’t wanna get hooked/dependent on it since it’s third-party 🙂

we might look at terraform-cdk when we support other cloud.. I have a feeling that Dax is going to vouch using that for AWS as well 🤪

To this day I am still confused as to what terraform-cdk is