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The error you're encountering is related to XML parsing, which suggests there might be an issue with how the script is being saved or processed in the AWS Glue job editor.
The error message "XMLParserError error on line 358 at column 8: Opening and ending tag mismatch: meta line 7 and head" indicates that there's an issue with the XML structure of the document, not with your Python script itself. This is likely happening because:
- There might be some hidden HTML/XML tags in the editor or in how the script is being processed when saving
- The editor might be trying to parse the script as XML instead of plain text
Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:
- Try creating a new AWS Glue job from scratch instead of editing an existing one
- Copy your script to a plain text editor first to remove any potential hidden formatting, then copy it back to the AWS Glue editor
- Make sure you're using the correct editor in AWS Glue Studio (script editor) rather than the visual editor
- Try saving the script in smaller chunks to identify if a specific part is causing the issue
- Check if there are any special characters or encoding issues in your script
If you're specifically working on the Cloud Quest challenge, you might want to restart that particular step or contact AWS Cloud Quest support as this appears to be an issue with their lab environment rather than your script itself. The Python code you've provided looks structurally correct for an AWS Glue ETL job.
Sources
Error in AWS Glue ETL pipeline | AWS re:Post
AWS Glue - Error "Index 0 out of bounds for length 0" upon writing DynamicFrame | AWS re:Post
AWS Glue programming guide - AWS Glue
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