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(glue): table read permissions contain BatchDeletePartition #15116
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This looks like an oversight to me. Here is what IAM suggests are all the read permissions for Glue. The initial PR that added in the read permissions did not have any reasoning for this either: #1988. Since Glue is experimental I think I will simply remove |
…ns (#17941) It is convention in the CDK to expose the underlying `grant()` API to make it simple for users to grant custom permissions to their resource. In addition, this PR removes 'glue:BatchDeletePartition' from `readPermissions`, which was previously erroneously added. closes #17935 and #15116. BREAKING CHANGE: the grantRead API previously included 'glue:BatchDeletePartition', and now it does not. ---- *By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license*
Closed by #17941 |
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…ns (aws#17941) It is convention in the CDK to expose the underlying `grant()` API to make it simple for users to grant custom permissions to their resource. In addition, this PR removes 'glue:BatchDeletePartition' from `readPermissions`, which was previously erroneously added. closes aws#17935 and aws#15116. BREAKING CHANGE: the grantRead API previously included 'glue:BatchDeletePartition', and now it does not. ---- *By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license*
The table construct's default read permissions (used in
grantRead*
) include "glue:BatchDeletePartition" which sounds off. Must investigate.This is 🐛 Bug Report
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