def wait_for_config_resources()

in critter/stack.py [0:0]

• 29 lines of code
• 10 McCabe index (conditional complexity)

    def wait_for_config_resources(self):
        skip_msg = "Skipping waiting for resources to be recorded by AWS Config"
        if self.skip_wait_for_resource_recording:
            logger.info(skip_msg)
            return
        if not self.resource_types:
            logger.warning(
                f"Warning - {skip_msg}. Config rule '{self.config_rule_name}' scope does not specify "
                "applicable resource types."
            )
            return

        logger.info(f"Waiting for {len(self.resources)} resources to be recorded by AWS Config")
        logger.info(
            f"Searching for resource types {self.resource_types} and resource ids {list(self.resources.keys())}"
        )

        resource_keys = []
        for r_id in self.resources.keys():
            for r_type in self.resource_types:
                resource_keys.append({"resourceType": r_type, "resourceId": r_id})

        found_config_resources = []
        loop = 0
        while len(found_config_resources) != len(self.resources):
            if loop:
                time.sleep(self.AWS_CONFIG_API_DELAY_SEC)

            found_config_resources = self.config.batch_get_resource_config(resourceKeys=resource_keys)[
                "baseConfigurationItems"
            ]
            logger.info(f"Found {len(found_config_resources)} resources recorded by AWS Config")

            # TODO: if loop has run for longer than is typically expected, print help message
            # if loop * self.AWS_CONFIG_API_DELAY_SEC > 180:
            #     logger.warning(
            #         "Warning - Still waiting for resources to be recorded by AWS Config. Ensure "
            #         f"{self.resource_types} are recorded by AWS Config or consider specifying the critter test stack "
            #         f"output '{self.OUTPUT_KEYS['SKIP_WAIT_FOR_RESOURCE_RECORDING']}'."
            #     )

            loop += 1