Add delay in example_emr_eks after updating execution role#62415
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example_emr_eksis failing times to times because the EMR job does not have any credentials. It seems this could be a race condition, after updating the trust policy execution role, it does not have time to propagate before the job starts. Adding a sleep to see if it fixes anything.Was generative AI tooling used to co-author this PR?
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