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Hello Russ,
Greetings for the day!
I see that changing the ECR Access Role in the AWS AppRunner service is causing the service update to fail. The list of known issues with AWS AppRunner can tracked on the AppRunner Roadmap - https://github.com/aws/apprunner-roadmap/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen
I was not able to find any issue related to the change in ECR Access Role leading to the failure in service update but I am able to replicate the issue in my test account as well.
I have logged the issue in the service Roadmap and the concerned team will take the necessary action on it. You can follow the issue here - https://github.com/aws/apprunner-roadmap/issues/142
If you want to add any other information related to the issue, please feel free to add it over the github issue.
Regards, Gurpreet S.
Thanks for reporting the issue, are the list of permissions assigned to both the roles is identical/same. Since you are using a ECR, the role passed in should have the required permissions to access the target ECR repository. Can you please share some insights around this, so we can look into this issue. Also, can you please share the ARN of the App Runner service? Thanks.
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Thanks for reporting the issue, are the list of permissions assigned to both the roles is identical/same. Since you are using a ECR, the role passed in should have the required permissions to access the target ECR repository. Can you please share some insights around this, so we can look into this issue. Also, can you please share the ARN of the App Runner service? Thanks.