fix: add missing ecs:TagResource permission for ECS tasks #657
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When using serverless-step-functions to deploy ECS tasks with tags, the auto-generated IAM policies were missing the ecs:TagResource permission. This caused Step Functions executions to fail with an AccessDeniedException when attempting to tag ECS tasks. This commit adds the ecs:TagResource permission to the getEcsPermissions function, allowing ECS tasks to be properly tagged during execution. Fixes serverless-operations#656 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Summary
This PR fixes the missing
ecs:TagResourcepermission that causes ECS task deployments to fail when using tags.Problem
When deploying ECS tasks with tags, the auto-generated IAM policies are missing the
ecs:TagResourcepermission, resulting in an AccessDeniedException.Solution
Added the missing
ecs:TagResourcepermission to thegetEcsPermissions()function.Fixes #656
🤖 Generated with Claude Code