Automated patching for arclight using CodePipeline - #1315
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I did a lot of work on the assumption that we needed to start using codepipeline in order to implement automated patching. However, by the time I got to almost the end, I realized that the complexities of teasing everything apart into different stages is not worth it, at least not for this use case! We may as well continue using CodeBuild for sourcing, building and deploying all in one script. This simpler approach is implemented in #1387
I do basically know how codepipeline works now though, and we can refer back to this code in case we ever want to go this route in the future.