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feat(ec2): add IGW, Route, Route Table, Route Table Assoication
sam-goodwin Dec 13, 2025
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enumerate planning cases for intermediate failures
sam-goodwin Dec 15, 2025
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implement durable apply, delete and replace
sam-goodwin Dec 17, 2025
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implement recover tests
sam-goodwin Dec 17, 2025
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Expand Up @@ -19,4 +19,15 @@ Conduct each engagement with the user as follows:

Restrictions:
1. Never use `Effect.catchAll`, always use `Effect.catchTag` or `Effect.catchTags`
1. Always use `bun` (never npm, pnpm, yarn, etc.)
1. Always use `bun` (never npm, pnpm, yarn, etc.)

:::caution
Never (ever!) delete .alchemy/

Tests are designed ot be idempotent.
When making changes to providers, you should keep running the tests and fixing providers until the tests pass.
If you think the state is corrupted stop and let me know.
You can always add a `yield* destroy()` at the beginning of each test to clean up state. Do not delete .alchemy files or folders.

Never manually delete resources with the aws cli or api calls. Tests must be designed to be idempotent and self-healing.
:::
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