Use the AWS CLI way to detect an empty changeset#103
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elruwen wants to merge 1 commit intorealestate-com-au:mainfrom
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Use the AWS CLI way to detect an empty changeset#103elruwen wants to merge 1 commit intorealestate-com-au:mainfrom
elruwen wants to merge 1 commit intorealestate-com-au:mainfrom
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Hi!
We noticed it doesn't work under all circumstances, we haven't figured out why exactly. But when I had a look at what aws cloudformation deploy does, I noticed that stackup does it slightly different. So I thought it might be a good idea to follow aws cloudformation deploy's lead.