It's now possible to delete a service that is not connected to a Load Balancer - #78
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… Balancer Previously, the `deploy service delete` command would crash with an IndexError if the user tried to delete a service that had already been disconnected from its load balancer. Now, the delete command will get past that, correctly report that there is no listener rule connected to the service's target group, and successfully delete the ECS service.
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As usual, please write tests for this:
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Previously, the
deploy service deletecommand would crash with an IndexError if the user tried to delete a service that had already been disconnected from its load balancer.Now, the delete command will get past that, correctly report that there is no listener rule connected to the service's target group, and successfully delete the ECS service.
I used this updated version successfully to delete several services that had already been disconnected from their respective load balancers, and as far as I can tell, it worked flawlessly.