aws_lambda hook can use internal pip when zipping dependencies #279
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fix "ImportError: No module named pip"
fixes "distutils.errors.DistutilsModuleError: invalid command 'build'"
there may be cases where exclusion is desired
troyready
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May 15, 2020
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Why This Is Needed
When using one of the Pyinstaller release of Runway with static site auth@edge, it fails to package dependencies when trying to use pip.
Resolves #272
What Changed
Changed
sys.frozen,runway run-pythonwill be used byrunway.cfngin.hooks.aws_lambdato run a dynamically generated script that can use internalpipThis could use a few more tests but the current structure of the code does not easily lend itself to thorough testing.