AWS: deploy doesn't work with many dependencies

[tripodsan]

1 validation error detected: Value '{[email protected]@[email protected]@238041cbe3f89b7b5efed9d7e4aedf37a2653f907d, repository=https@3A@[email protected]@[email protected], updated=1607869330560, pkgVersion=1.7.17_hedy, dependencies=@adobe/gh-resolve-ref:1.1.0,@adobe/helix-fetch:1.9.2,@adobe/helix-log:4.5.3,@adobe/helix-status:8.2.3,@adobe/openwhisk-action-utils:4.4.0,already:1.13.2,asynckit:0.4.0,balanced-match:1.0.0,big.js:6.0.2,brace-expansion:1.1.11,buffer-from:1.1.1,bunyan:1.8.14,callguard:2.0.0,centra:2.4.0,colorette:1.1.0,combined-stream:1.0.8,concat-map:0.0.1,core-util-is:1.0.2,delayed-stream:1.0.0,dtrace-provider:0.8.8,ferrum:1.7.0,fetch-h2:2.5.1,form-data:3.0.0,get-stream:6.0.0,glob:6.0.4,http-cache-semantics:4.1.0,inflight:1.0.6,inherits:2.0.4,isarray:1.0.0,lodash.isplainobject:4.0.6,lru-cache:6.0.0,mime-db:1.43.0,mime-types:2.1.26,minimatch:3.0.4,mkdirp:0.5.5,mv:2.1.1,ncp:2.0.0,node-fetch:2.6.1,object-sizeof:1.6.1,once:1.4.0,path-is-absolute:1.0.1,phin:3.4.1,process-nextick-args:2.0.1,psl:1.8.0,readable-stream:3.6.0,readable-stream:2.3.7,rimraf:2.4.5,safe-buffer:5.1.2,safe-json-stringify:1.2.0,serverless-http:2.6.0,source-map:0.6.1,source-map-support:0.5.19,string_decoder:1.1.1,throat:5.0.0,through2:4.0.2,to-arraybuffer:1.0.1,tough-cookie:4.0.0,triple-beam:1.3.0,universalify:0.1.2,util-deprecate:1.0.2,webpack:4.41.2,winston-transport:4.3.0,wrappy:1.0.2,yallist:4.0.0}' 
at 'tags' failed to satisfy constraint: Map value must satisfy constraint: [Member must have length less than or equal to 256, Member must have length greater than or equal to 0, Member must satisfy regular expression pattern: ^([\p{L}\p{Z}\p{N}_.:/=+\-@]*)$]

[trieloff]

256 chars don't give us too much wiggle room. We could create one tag for each dependency or just truncate the value.

[tripodsan]

for now I would ignore the dependency information or put it inside a dependency.json in the zip.
we can later figure out how to retrieve it efficiently.

in any case with I/O runtime we already have a comprehensive database of all the actions and dependencies.
so, if we need to figure out which action/version contains a certain dependency, we can retrieve it there.

[github-actions]

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