Fix compatibility with cdk<2.167.0 #99
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Fixes a regression introduced in #96 which fixed compatibility with
aws-cdk >=2.167.0but introduced assumptions that were not holding against older AWS CDK versions (e.g.2.166.0).Symptom: When running
cdklocalit now failed with:Cannot set properties of undefined (setting 'endpoint')These kind of issues will be prevented in the future by testing against multiple older AWS CDK versions (see #98). In fact this issue here was already discovered via those initial tests!
I'll wait until we have the CI from #98 ready and then potentially have fixed more regressions for even older versions, before publishing an updated version.