How to use the aws-has-region.errorText function in aws-has-region
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tasks.deployApi
], listrOpts)
const buildList = new Listr([
tasks.parseOptions,
tasks.packageApp,
tasks.saveApp
], listrOpts)
const environmentList = new Listr([
tasks.parseOptions,
tasks.getCurrentEnvironment
], listrOpts)
if (!awsHasRegion()) {
throw new UserError(awsHasRegion.errorText)
}
if (args.create) {
await createList.run({ args, isVerbose })
}
if (args.update) {
await updateList.run({ args, isVerbose })
}
if (args.build) {
args['--output'] = args['--output'] || 'scandium-app.zip'
await buildList.run({ args, isVerbose })
}
if (args.environment && args.show) {aws-has-region
Check wether or not the aws-sdk has a configured region, without loading any clients into memory.
