fix(amazonq): check job status directly before completing #5281
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dhasani23
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Jan 18, 2025
| result.succeeded -> CodeModernizerJobCompletedResult.JobCompletedSuccessfully(jobId) | ||
| result.state == TransformationStatus.COMPLETED -> { | ||
| CodeModernizerJobCompletedResult.JobCompletedSuccessfully(jobId) | ||
| } |
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These in theory should be doing the same thing, but again, for consistency it makes more sense to check the final job status directly rather than this internal succeeded field.
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Not exactly a bug, but to be safe, better to check the job status directly as being
COMPLETEDbefore showing users the option to download results, which is consistent with how we handle the cases ofPARTIALLY_COMPLETED,FAILED, etc.Checklist
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