Serverless Stack

Having some issues with SST using multiple `aws-cdk-lib` versions. Is there a reason this is needed? I'll add more details in the thread.

So what is happening is I import `import { Certificate } from 'aws-cdk-lib/aws-certificatemanager'` which will be the 2.25 CDK version

However the `customDomain` property of `ViteStaticSite` (and others) will pull from `@serverless-stack/resources/node_modules/aws-cdk-lib/aws-certificatemanager`  (2.24)

This causes a typescript error of `Types have separate declarations of a private property 'amount'.` Which is absolutely stupid... but here we are. It is upset that both the `Duration` in my `node_modules` and the `Duration` in the `sst/resources/node_modules` both define a `private readonly amount` even though the files are the same :confused:

My quick hack workaround is just to import the cert manager right from the resources node modules instead of the "top level" one.

```import {
  Certificate,
} from '@serverless-stack/resources/node_modules/aws-cdk-lib/aws-certificatemanager'```

I'll look into this, this doesn't seem intentional

maybe this is a `package-lock` situation? not sure how it would have gotten in there.. lemme see

Alright 2.25.0 is in my `package-lock` so is 2.24.0. lemme trash this file, and `node_modules` for my project/workspaces and try again

The fact that it works isn't actually in the module spec so future package managers may break this

Btw the reason this happened is NPM is a psycho

Yeah? do i also pin the version? will `npx sst update` also update my copy as well or do i need to update manuallty also?

It'll update your copy and yeah pin don't use ^

oh no i absolute understand npm is insane. Throw in esm and cjs and it just a hot mess, but its the hot mess we got :slightly_smiling_face:

one day in the distant future we'll look back on this and be like "remember how terrible everything was"

I sure hope so, though sadly i fear this is a echo of a circa 2009 PHP developer when nodeJS came out :slightly_smiling_face: I guess technically they weren't wrong, just a bit more future then they expected