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feat(lambda): Added package_path and package_s3 inputs #104

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@mskrajnowski mskrajnowski commented Jan 20, 2021

  • Added package_path input to lambda and lambda/layer modules, so you can provide any zip file
  • Added package_s3 and package_s3_version inputs to lambda and lambda/layer modules, so a zip file can be added from an S3 bucket
  • Added image input to lambda module to create a lambda based on a container image
  • Deprecated files and files_dirinputs with a recommendation to build z zip using thezip` module

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locals {
package_s3_match = var.package_s3 != null ? regex(
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Does it work with key of a nested object? Probably it does :) Do you prefer this package_s3 approach rather than package_s3_bucket and package_s3_object instead?

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converted package_s3 to a {bucket, key} object in 1c986b9

Base automatically changed from feat/lambda-layers to master March 7, 2021 18:07
@mskrajnowski mskrajnowski merged commit 6ea0d63 into master Mar 9, 2021
@mskrajnowski mskrajnowski deleted the feat/lambda-sources branch March 9, 2021 13:51
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