I'm unable to deploy code on Elastic Beanstalk CLI for some odd reason. I'm using CodeCommit, and after a long while, it errors out and gives me the following:
Starting environment deployment via CodeCommit
--- Waiting for Application Versions to be pre-processed ---
ERROR: All application versions have not reached a "Processed" state. Unable to continue with deployment.
Then it just ends. I'm unable to use the commands eb create nor eb deploy. I'm not sure what the error means by not reaching a "Processed" state... At the time of this writing, I only have one application and one environment, and it's current status is "OK" (green), as it's our main website and it's running fine. I just want to do a code update to it, but I'm unable to.
Now the only way I can deploy it is via the GUI, by going into the Application Versions page and clicking on Deploy. But I used to be able to do it fine on the EB CLI.
I've tried to do a search for that specific error but have yielded nothing useful.
After some digging around, I finally figured out what went wrong. I used this post as a hint: What does ElasticBeanstalk error "Application version is unusable and cannot be used with an environment" mean?
And ran the command
aws elasticbeanstalk describe-application-versionswhich told me that one of my Application Versions had a"FAILED"status. I deleted all theFAILEDones, and tried again, then got the same error message. I suspected that perhaps my last change triggered theFAILEDstatus, so I saw on AWS that there are two reasons:http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/events.common.appversionfailure.html
I realized that my latest code update ballooned the code up to 313MB, so I deleted some portions that I didn't need (even though it didn't exceed 512MB), that seemed to solve the issue.