fix(subscriber): use iam:PassRole for Lambda #135
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We need to allow iam:PassRole for the subscription lambda for the case where the destination is a Firehose Delivery Stream. We currently do not adequately capture this functionality because we never test Firehose as a destination. We'll have to fix that with further integration testing in the collection stack.
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We need to allow iam:PassRole for the subscription lambda for the case where the destination is a Firehose Delivery Stream. We currently do not adequately capture this functionality because we never test Firehose as a destination. We'll have to fix that with further integration testing in the collection stack.