Fix stale conn-id fallback assertion for cloudwatch remote logging#70210
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Provider dispatch (added for cloudwatch in apache#69816) intentionally drops the hook's default_conn_name fallback, so an unset remote_log_conn_id no longer resolves to aws_default. test_remote_logging_conn's no-conn-id case expected the old fallback and failed on main; update it to expect no connection env var.
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The PR (#69816) didn't trigger the task-sdk tests back then. I just came across the same CI failure a few seconds ago. Thanks for fixing this! (Just about to fix this and you raise the PR!)
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yep, my pr encountered this issue haha. let's see how CI goes this time |
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Provider dispatch (added for cloudwatch in #69816) intentionally drops the hook's default_conn_name fallback, so an unset remote_log_conn_id no longer resolves to aws_default. test_remote_logging_conn's no-conn-id case expected the old fallback and failed on main; update it to expect no connection env var.
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