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title: 'AWS Copilot v1.33: run local `--use-task-role`, and run local `depends_on` support' | ||
twitter_title: 'AWS Copilot v1.33' | ||
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# AWS Copilot v1.33: run local `--use-task-role`, and run local `depends_on` support | ||
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Posted On: January 8, 2024 | ||
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The AWS Copilot core team is announcing the Copilot v1.33 release. | ||
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Our public [сommunity сhat](https://app.gitter.im/#/room/#aws_copilot-cli:gitter.im) has over 500 people participating, and our GitHub repository has over 3,100 stars on [GitHub](http://github.com/aws/copilot-cli/) 🚀. | ||
Thanks to every one of you who shows love and support for AWS Copilot. | ||
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Copilot v1.33 brings big enhancements to help you develop more flexibly and efficiently: | ||
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- **run local `--use-task-role`**: Elevate your local testing experience with the ECS Task Role using the new `--use-task-role` flag. [See detailed section](#use-ecs-task-role-for-copilot-run-local) | ||
- **run local `depends_on` support**: Local run containers now respects `depends_on` in your service manifests. [See detailed section](#container-dependencies-support-for-copilot-run-local) | ||
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???+ note "What’s AWS Copilot?" | ||
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The AWS Copilot CLI is a tool for developers to build, release, and operate production-ready applications on AWS. | ||
From getting started, pushing to staging, and releasing to production, Copilot can help manage the entire lifecycle of your application development. | ||
At the foundation of Copilot is AWS CloudFormation, which enables you to provision Infrastructure as Code. | ||
Copilot provides pre-defined CloudFormation templates and user-friendly workflows for different types of microservice architectures, | ||
enabling you to focus on developing your application, instead of writing deployment scripts. | ||
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See the section [Overview](../docs/concepts/overview.en.md) for a more detailed introduction to AWS Copilot. | ||
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## Use ECS Task Role for `copilot run local` | ||
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## Container dependencies support for `copilot run local` |