fix: Use npx for cdk command and remove bootstrap arguments #667
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@konokenj Thank you for pointing out the issues and PR! Is this review-ready? (The title has still WIP) |
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@statefb Yes, I've tested build projects now. |
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Description of changes:
Use
npx cdkinstead ofcdk. Instead of using the CDK CLI of the latest version installed globally bynpm i -g aws-cdk,use CDK CLI of the version explicitly specified in the project to avoid unexpected behavior.
Also, calling bootstrap without arguments can prevent users from forgetting to specify an environment and experiencing an error. CDK synthesizes the app and automatically bootstraps all environments included in it.
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