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DomainPackageDetails

import type { DomainPackageDetails } from "https://aws-api.deno.dev/v0.3/services/es.ts?docs=full";

Information on a package that is associated with a domain.

interface DomainPackageDetails {
DomainName?: string | null;
DomainPackageStatus?: DomainPackageStatus | null;
ErrorDetails?: ErrorDetails | null;
LastUpdated?: Date | number | null;
PackageID?: string | null;
PackageName?: string | null;
PackageType?: PackageType | null;
PackageVersion?: string | null;
ReferencePath?: string | null;
}

§Properties

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DomainName?: string | null
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Name of the domain you've associated a package with.

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DomainPackageStatus?: DomainPackageStatus | null
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State of the association. Values are ASSOCIATING/ASSOCIATION_FAILED/ACTIVE/DISSOCIATING/DISSOCIATION_FAILED.

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ErrorDetails?: ErrorDetails | null
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Additional information if the package is in an error state. Null otherwise.

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LastUpdated?: Date | number | null
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Timestamp of the most-recent update to the association status.

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PackageID?: string | null
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Internal ID of the package.

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PackageName?: string | null
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User specified name of the package.

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PackageType?: PackageType | null
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Currently supports only TXT-DICTIONARY.

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PackageVersion?: string | null
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ReferencePath?: string | null
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The relative path on Amazon ES nodes, which can be used as synonym_path when the package is synonym file.