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Thanks for reporting this. I’ll try to see if I can reproduce with your code.

The problem is this line:
```var dockerImage = awsx.ecs.Image.fromPath(ecrRepo, "../../");```
`ecrRepo` should be an `aws.ecr.Repository` and not  `awsx.ecr.Repository` (this is slightly confusing, but becomes more clear if this example is run under TypeScript since the type-checking will fail). If you pass in `ecrRepo.repistory` does it work for you?

Life saver! That made it work. Could you please explain a bit of the difference between the awsx and aws when it comes to creating an ECR Repository?

`awsx` is a higher-level component library that abstracts away some of the complexities of working with the ‘raw’ AWS resources in `aws`. `awsx` makes various opinionated defaults about how to set things up so you don’t have to think about it. In this case, the `ecs` part of `awsx` was built so that it could interop with any repository (awsx or not), which is why it takes an `aws.ecr.Repository` — probably what could be done to make this even easier is to accept an `awsx.ecr.Repository` object as well and if it gets one of those, just grab the `repository` property from that object. Feel free to file an issue if you think that is a worthwhile ergonomic change.