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Description of changes:

  • Adds a test for GetDashboard in cloudwatch monitoring integration tests to make sure the correct error is being returned.
  • Adds a customization point for cloudwatch monitoring to add additional error mappings for querycompatible errors that may differ in error code.

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@Override
protected SdkFileEntry generateErrorSourceFile(ServiceModel serviceModel) throws Exception {
serviceModel.setQueryCompatibleErrorMappings(ImmutableMap.of(
"DASHBOARD_NOT_FOUND", "DashboardNotFoundError"
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nit: perhaps using
.put("DASHBOARD_NOT_FOUND", "DashboardNotFoundError") better so that in future multiple key,value pairs can be added

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ImmutableMap.of can be used that way i.e.

ImmutableMap.of(
  "key1", "value1",
  "key2", "value2",
  "key3", "value3",
  "key4", "value4",
)

@sbiscigl sbiscigl force-pushed the cloudwatch-query-compat branch from 256c048 to 432ecf3 Compare June 27, 2025 21:18
@sbiscigl sbiscigl changed the title updates for query compatible for cloudwatch Fix query compatible for JSON services Jun 27, 2025
@sbiscigl sbiscigl force-pushed the cloudwatch-query-compat branch from 432ecf3 to 89a2c00 Compare June 27, 2025 22:04
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