Fix env var passing in RunAltTextGenerationTask#46
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S3_BUCKET_NAME and S3_FILE_KEY were being resolved by indexing into the ECS ContainerOverrides array from the previous task's output. This caused intermittent failures (~50%) because AWS GuardDuty Runtime Monitoring, running as a security requirement, injects a sidecar container into the ContainerOverrides array at launch time, making the array order unpredictable. Fixed by: - Adding result_path='$.ecsResult' to RunAdobeAutotagTask to preserve the original Map iterator input for downstream states - Updating RunAltTextGenerationTask to reference $.s3_bucket and $.s3_key directly from the Map iterator input instead of the ECS response array
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S3_BUCKET_NAME and S3_FILE_KEY were being resolved by indexing into the ECS ContainerOverrides array from the previous task's output. This can cause intermittent failures (~50%) when AWS GuardDuty Runtime Monitoring, which may run as a security requirement in production environments, injects a sidecar container into the ContainerOverrides array at launch time, making the array order unpredictable.
Fixed by:
$.s3_bucketand$.s3_keydirectly from the Map iterator input instead of the ECS response array