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Support 'Name' property in Custom Resource
See original GitHub issueI have been able to create new Schedules using the Custom Resource in a separate stack. The name of the Schedule is created by concatenating the Stack name with the name of the resource. This makes the name rather long and not very good for using as a tag value.
I assumed that I could define the Name property on the custom resource to over ride that behavior. However I got this error when I tried that.
ERROR : Name is not a valid property for a schedule, valid schedule properties are Description, Enforced, Metrics, OverrideStatus, Overwrite, Periods, StopNewInstances, Timezone, UseMaintenaceWindow, ServiceToken, Timeout
Could you please add the ability to override the name of the schedule by specifying the Name property on the Custom Resource? I see that you are getting ready to release a new version soon. Please include this in the upcoming release!
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Hi, In the upcoming release the custom resource has a property named “NoStackPrefix” that suppresses the stack name prefix. The schedule will take the name of the resource without the prefix if the value is set to True Hope this works for you
Fixed in v1.2.0