AWS backend: WorkflowDockerLookupActor complains about AWS ECR registry
See original GitHub issueThe following Exception occurs using images from AWS ECR registry with the AWS backend; it appears harmless (the workflow proceeds to run just fine on AWS Batch) but is annoying in the logs:
[2018-09-18 12:14:53,68] [warn] BackendPreparationActor_for_27e08249:wf_globtest.globtest:-1:1 [27e08249]: Docker lookup failed
java.lang.Exception: Registry Some(368678863429.dkr.ecr.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com) is not supported
at cromwell.engine.workflow.WorkflowDockerLookupActor.cromwell$engine$workflow$WorkflowDockerLookupActor$$handleLookupFailure(WorkflowDockerLookupActor.scala:196)
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There’s a WIP PR #4864 to address this. We’re not going to be working on it in the near future but it’s likely not far from being ready if someone would like to take a stab at finishing it off
Not really, no. AWS hasn’t been worked on with any substance since 2020.