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chore:[CDS-105957]: Add Suggestions for managing dependencies before cdk deploy command #9125

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17 changes: 17 additions & 0 deletions docs/continuous-delivery/cd-infrastructure/aws-cdk.md
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This issue can also occur for existing pipelines for users who have turned on the `CDS_CONTAINER_STEP_GROUP_RUN_AS_USER_AND_PRIVILEGED_FIX` feature flag as it changes the behavior of certain settings including `Run as User` when it is not configured. To fix this issue, set `Run as User` in your Git Clone step and CDK Deploy step to `0`.
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:::tip

Currently, there isn’t a direct method to manage application dependencies during the process. It is necessary to install the required dependencies before running the CDK commands. Below are some recommended approaches to handle this:

1. **Add a Run Step for Installing Dependencies**:
Add a *Run Step* prior to the CDK Deploy step where you can execute the commands to install the dependencies, such as `npm install`. This ensures that when the CDK step runs, all necessary dependencies are already installed.

2. **Update the `cdk.json` File**:
Update the `cdk.json` file to define a custom build command that includes dependency installation, such as `npm install`, before deployment. For example:
```json
{
"app": "npx ts-node -P tsconfig.json --prefer-ts-exts src/ec2-instance.ts",
"output": "cdk.out",
"build": "npm install --verbose && npx projen bundle"
}
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### Output variable expressions

After pipeline execution, the CDK Deploy step **Output** tab displays several output variables.
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