LoadManifestOptions

class aws_cdk.cloud_assembly_schema.LoadManifestOptions(*, skip_enum_check=None, skip_version_check=None, topo_sort=None)

Bases: object

Options for the loadManifest operation.

Parameters:
  • skip_enum_check (Optional[bool]) – Skip enum checks. This means you may read enum values you don’t know about yet. Make sure to always check the values of enums you encounter in the manifest. Default: false

  • skip_version_check (Optional[bool]) – Skip the version check. This means you may read a newer cloud assembly than the CX API is designed to support, and your application may not be aware of all features that in use in the Cloud Assembly. Default: false

  • topo_sort (Optional[bool]) – Topologically sort all artifacts. This parameter is only respected by the constructor of CloudAssembly. The property lives here for backwards compatibility reasons. Default: true

ExampleMetadata:

fixture=_generated

Example:

# The code below shows an example of how to instantiate this type.
# The values are placeholders you should change.
import aws_cdk.cloud_assembly_schema as cloud_assembly_schema

load_manifest_options = cloud_assembly_schema.LoadManifestOptions(
    skip_enum_check=False,
    skip_version_check=False,
    topo_sort=False
)

Attributes

skip_enum_check

Skip enum checks.

This means you may read enum values you don’t know about yet. Make sure to always check the values of enums you encounter in the manifest.

Default:

false

skip_version_check

Skip the version check.

This means you may read a newer cloud assembly than the CX API is designed to support, and your application may not be aware of all features that in use in the Cloud Assembly.

Default:

false

topo_sort

Topologically sort all artifacts.

This parameter is only respected by the constructor of CloudAssembly. The property lives here for backwards compatibility reasons.

Default:

true