Description
The packaging helpers (copySourceTree, createZipFromDir, and their sync counterparts) unconditionally excluded any directory named agentcore from the zip artifact. This caused a false exclusion when a third-party Python dependency — such as langgraph-checkpoint-aws — ships a package with a sub-module also named agentcore (e.g., langgraph_checkpoint_aws/agentcore/). Those nested packages were silently dropped from the deployment artifact, causing ImportError at runtime.
Steps to Reproduce
- Create an AgentCore project that uses langgraph-checkpoint-aws (or any package that contains a sub-directory named agentcore).
- Run agentcore deploy (CodeZip build type) or agentcore package.
- Inspect the generated .zip artifact.
Expected Behavior
Only the top-level agentcore/ directory (the CLI's own config/infrastructure directory) is excluded from the artifact. Any agentcore sub-directory that lives inside a dependency (e.g., langgraph_checkpoint_aws/agentcore/) is included normally.
Actual Behavior
All directories named agentcore at any depth in the source tree were excluded. The agentcore entry was in a flat EXCLUDED_ENTRIES set that was checked by name alone, without regard to its path relative to the project root. As a result, langgraph_checkpoint_aws/agentcore/init.py (and any sibling files) were silently omitted from the zip, breaking agents that depend on those packages at runtime.
CLI Version
0.8.0
Operating System
macOS
Additional Context
Root cause: 'agentcore' was a member of EXCLUDED_ENTRIES (src/lib/packaging/helpers.ts:55), which was applied to every directory entry by name during recursive traversal — no path-depth check was performed.
Fix: Remove 'agentcore' from EXCLUDED_ENTRIES and instead pass the original rootDir through all recursive calls. Before descending into or copying any entry, an explicit check gates exclusion on both the entry name matching CONFIG_DIR and the full resolved path equalling join(rootDir, CONFIG_DIR). This means only the project-root-level agentcore/ is skipped; nested occurrences are unaffected.
Description
The packaging helpers (copySourceTree, createZipFromDir, and their sync counterparts) unconditionally excluded any directory named agentcore from the zip artifact. This caused a false exclusion when a third-party Python dependency — such as langgraph-checkpoint-aws — ships a package with a sub-module also named agentcore (e.g., langgraph_checkpoint_aws/agentcore/). Those nested packages were silently dropped from the deployment artifact, causing ImportError at runtime.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
Only the top-level agentcore/ directory (the CLI's own config/infrastructure directory) is excluded from the artifact. Any agentcore sub-directory that lives inside a dependency (e.g., langgraph_checkpoint_aws/agentcore/) is included normally.
Actual Behavior
All directories named agentcore at any depth in the source tree were excluded. The agentcore entry was in a flat EXCLUDED_ENTRIES set that was checked by name alone, without regard to its path relative to the project root. As a result, langgraph_checkpoint_aws/agentcore/init.py (and any sibling files) were silently omitted from the zip, breaking agents that depend on those packages at runtime.
CLI Version
0.8.0
Operating System
macOS
Additional Context
Root cause: 'agentcore' was a member of EXCLUDED_ENTRIES (src/lib/packaging/helpers.ts:55), which was applied to every directory entry by name during recursive traversal — no path-depth check was performed.
Fix: Remove 'agentcore' from EXCLUDED_ENTRIES and instead pass the original rootDir through all recursive calls. Before descending into or copying any entry, an explicit check gates exclusion on both the entry name matching CONFIG_DIR and the full resolved path equalling join(rootDir, CONFIG_DIR). This means only the project-root-level agentcore/ is skipped; nested occurrences are unaffected.