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Currently when deleting tail blocks forever #259
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bootstrap_cfn 's utils.tail() blocks forever on stack deletion. Added a helper function to detect when the status is deleted or failed to delete (to represent the cfn_delete event finishing). Note that after delete_done it may be possible that the stack still has lingering resources, that's why we leave it vague, and only suggest that the 'cfn delete event' finished.
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bootstrap_cfn 's utils.tail() blocks forever on stack deletion.
Added a helper function to detect when the status is deleted or
failed to delete (to represent the cfn_delete event finishing).
Note that after delete_done it may be possible that the stack
still has lingering resources, that's why we leave it vague,
and only suggest that the 'cfn delete event' finished.