feat: multi-platform CodeBuild support (Windows, Linux x64, Linux ARM64)#157
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feat: multi-platform CodeBuild support (Windows, Linux x64, Linux ARM64)#157pipeflo wants to merge 12 commits intoaws-solutions-library-samples:mainfrom
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…hema preferred_username is listed in AliasAttributes, which requires it to be unique across the pool. Having it also as Required: true creates a conflict: users created via admin-create-user cannot set this attribute during creation, leaving them unable to log in through the Cognito Hosted UI. Changing to Required: false resolves the issue while still allowing preferred_username to function as an alias for sign-in.
Reflects the schema fix — preferred_username is an optional attribute used as a sign-in alias, not a required attribute.
When the provider is Cognito, the JWT iss claim is https://cognito-idp.<region>.amazonaws.com/<pool-id>, not the hosted UI domain (e.g., app.auth.region.amazoncognito.com). The API Gateway JWT authorizer on the quota API rejects all Cognito tokens because the issuer URL doesn't match. Construct the correct cognito-idp endpoint from the User Pool ID for Cognito providers.
The OktaDomain AllowedPattern regex only accepted .okta.com and .okta-emea.com domains, rejecting .oktapreview.com (Okta sandbox/test environments). Update the regex to also accept preview domains.
…tection Two issues preventing native Windows builds with Nuitka: 1. binary_name was never set for the Windows target platform, causing 'cannot access local variable binary_name' error at build time. 2. Nuitka availability check used 'which' (Unix-only command), which fails on Windows. Use 'python -m nuitka --version' instead, which works cross-platform.
When building natively on Windows with monitoring enabled, the OTEL helper build would always fail because it expected the binary to be pre-built by CodeBuild. Add native Windows support to both _build_otel_helper (routing) and _build_native_otel_helper (Nuitka build) so the OTEL helper can be compiled locally on Windows.
The existing Windows build docs assume a macOS/Linux admin using CodeBuild. Add documentation for building natively on Windows with Nuitka, including prerequisites, cross-platform build matrix, multi-platform distribution strategy, and troubleshooting.
On Windows, open() defaults to cp1252 encoding which cannot handle Unicode characters (emojis like ❌, ✓,⚠️ ) used in install.sh and README.md. Add explicit encoding="utf-8" to these file writers.
- Add package_cb command to trigger CodeBuild from any OS - Support interactive platform selection or --platform flag - Fix MinGW SSL download error in Windows CodeBuild buildspec - Fix PATH persistence across CodeBuild PowerShell commands - Add Linux x64 and Linux ARM64 CodeBuild projects with PyInstaller - Fix zip path separators for Windows compatibility (.as_posix()) - All 3 platforms tested and verified in CodeBuild Co-Authored-By: Claude
- builds.py: support listing/status/download for all 3 CodeBuild platforms (Windows, Linux x64, Linux ARM64), not just Windows - package_cb.py: add macOS local builds, OTel resource attributes prompts, co-authorship option, and build-verbose flag - test_package_async.py: updated tests for multi-platform builds
The inline PowerShell in install.bat failed on Windows because CMD caret (^) line continuations are literal inside double quotes, and escaped quotes (\") break CMD quote tracking — causing PowerShell variables to leak out as CMD commands. Split into install.bat (3-line launcher) + ccwb-install.ps1 (pure PowerShell logic). Updated distribute.py to include ccwb-install.ps1 in package archives and per-OS packages. Updated all docs with new file.
- install.sh: force Unix line endings (newline="\n") when generated on Windows, preventing "cannot execute: required file not found" on Linux - CodeBuild Linux x64: switch from Ubuntu 24.04 (standard:7.0) to Amazon Linux 2023 (amazonlinux2-x86_64-standard:5.0) for glibc 2.34 compatibility — binaries now work on AL2023/RHEL9/Rocky9 - Add chmod +x install.sh to all CLI output and documentation since zip archives lose Unix execute permissions
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Summary
Adds multi-platform CodeBuild support so administrators can build distribution binaries for all platforms from any machine (including Windows).
package_cbcommand: triggers CodeBuild projects for Windows (Nuitka+MinGW), Linux x64 (PyInstaller), and Linux ARM64 (PyInstaller). On macOS, also builds Mac binaries locally.buildscommand: lists, checks status, and downloads artifacts across all 3 platforms (previously Windows-only).codebuild-windows.yaml): adds Linux x64 and Linux ARM64 CodeBuild projects alongside the existing Windows project.package_cbcommand.Changed files
deployment/infrastructure/codebuild-windows.yamlsource/claude_code_with_bedrock/cli/commands/package_cb.pysource/claude_code_with_bedrock/cli/commands/builds.pysource/claude_code_with_bedrock/cli/__init__.pyPackageCbCommandsource/tests/cli/commands/test_package_async.pyWorkflow
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package_cbalso prompts for OTel resource attributes and co-authorship preferenceTest plan
ccwb package_cband verify all 3 CodeBuild builds startccwb buildsand verify all 3 platforms listedccwb builds --status latestafter builds completeccwb builds --status latest --downloadand verify artifacts extractedccwb distributeand verify presigned URL generatedpoetry run pytest tests/cli/commands/test_package_async.py -v— 9 tests pass