[Bug]: "make create-infrastructure" and "make shell" fail with yq version installed with current jq version (1.7.1) on Mac OS #1160
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@niallthomson, @heinrichse and I were able to reproduce this earlier this week and @niallthomson found the solution. This is caused by an outdated version of yq that is automatically installed with jq. We tested this with installing jq 1.7.1, which will install an older version of yq that causes this error. To resolve this error, install a separately managed version of yq. Here is the repo for yq - https://github.com/mikefarah/yq We were able to successfully build and deploy the workshop's infrastructure and test environment ( It's also important to note that this problem will come up in any environment that has an outdated version of yq - which in my case is running WSL Debian and in @heinrichse's case running macOS. |
Updated authoring_content.md to include the fix for issue aws-samples#1160
Installation method
Own AWS account
What happened?
eks-workshop-v2 % make create-infrastructure bash hack/create-infrastructure.sh '' Warning: Defaulting region to us-west-2 jq: error: load/1 is not defined at <top-level>, line 1: (.. | select(has("file"))) |= (load(.file)) jq: 1 compile error make: *** [create-infrastructure] Error 3What did you expect to happen?
make create-infrastructureandmake shellto work with updated jq version. (1.7.1) Instead, yq must be updated separately to version 4.44.3 to support these commands.How can we reproduce it?
Run
make create-infrastructureormake shellfrom Mac OS terminal with jq 1.7.1 installed.Anything else we need to know?
No response
EKS version
Kubernetes 1.30.5
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