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This fixes the folder path in buildspec.yml which was pointing to day-13/simple-python-app/ instead of day-14/simple-python-app/.

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    • Updated build configuration to reference the correct project directory for building and deploying the application.
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    • Updated greeting message displayed by the application.

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The buildspec.yml file was updated to reference the "day-14/simple-python-app" directory instead of "day-13/simple-python-app" in the pre_build and build phases, ensuring that dependency installation and Docker operations are performed in the correct location. Additionally, the Flask app's hello() route response string was changed from 'Hello, world!' to 'Hello, world new version!'.

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File(s) Summary of Changes
day-14/simple-python-app/buildspec.yml Updated directory paths in pre_build and build phases from "day-13/simple-python-app" to "day-14/simple-python-app".
day-14/simple-python-app/app.py Modified Flask route hello() response string from 'Hello, world!' to 'Hello, world new version!'.

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Paths updated, the build now pristine.
Docker and pip, in their new home,
Guide our app wherever it may roam.
A greeting changed, fresh words anew—
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🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
day-14/simple-python-app/buildspec.yml (1)

28-30: base-directory no longer matches the new folder structure

base-directory: ../simple-python-app is now outside the repo root when this buildspec sits in day-14/simple-python-app/.
If the intention is to publish the same app you’re building, update to the canonical path or simply use .:

-  base-directory: ../simple-python-app
+  base-directory: day-14/simple-python-app   # or just "." if you want the current dir

Leaving it unchanged will cause CodeBuild to look in a non-existent directory and the artifacts phase will silently produce an empty ZIP.

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day-14/simple-python-app/buildspec.yml (1)

15-19: Path corrected, but consider extracting to a single variable to avoid duplication

Great catch updating both the pip install and cd commands to day-14/simple-python-app.
To reduce future maintenance overhead (e.g., when the day number changes again), place the path in an env var at the top of the file:

 env:
   parameter-store:
     DOCKER_REGISTRY_USERNAME: /myapp/docker-credentials/username
     DOCKER_REGISTRY_PASSWORD: /myapp/docker-credentials/password
     DOCKER_REGISTRY_URL: /myapp/docker-registry/url
+  variables:
+    APP_PATH: day-14/simple-python-app-      - pip install -r day-14/simple-python-app/requirements.txt
+      - pip install -r "$APP_PATH/requirements.txt"-      - cd day-14/simple-python-app/
+      - cd "$APP_PATH/"

Keeps the spec DRY and makes later moves trivial.

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