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Issue-1336: DynamoDB Sink - use enum for available operations #1337

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@manstis manstis commented Mar 3, 2023

See #1336

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manstis commented Mar 3, 2023

The Build / build and Java Tests steps fail as an additional Kamelet for aws-ddb-experimental-sink was generated.

I can either remove this experimental Kamelet from the PR (as it does not exist on main) or should the test be updated?

I didn't manually add the Kamelet it was generated (presumably missed/skipped previously?)

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oscerd commented Mar 3, 2023

The experimental kamelets has been removed already. Please rebase

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Just a minor finding

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oscerd commented Mar 3, 2023

Thanks for this.

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oscerd commented Mar 3, 2023

I do think this should be backported on 3.x and 3.20.x too, but mind that there is the experimental one there. Thanks.

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manstis commented Mar 6, 2023

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I do think this should be backported on 3.x and 3.20.x too, but mind that there is the experimental one there. Thanks.

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