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[Question] Uploading my own zip file #31
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Yep, that should work (make sure you're using the appropriate zipfile for your Lambda runtime) – you can just copy the commands here to publish your own layer: https://github.com/lambci/git-lambda-layer/blob/master/lambda2/publish.sh |
Thank you for your reply! I did manage to go a step further than I was before, but I'm not there yet hahahhah I'm using your build script to generate the zip file, and I'm getting the following error when I try to clone a repo:
I'm thinking that maybe I'm not using the correct docker image for my runtime? Thank you so much! Any help will be appreciated :) |
Same error for me , i uploaded the zip but git still unavailable |
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Hello!
I'm trying to use your project in my lambda, but due to restriction of my company's infrastructure, I need to deploy the git layer to our own s3.
I uploaded this zip file to our s3 but it did not work, git is still unavailable.
My question is: Is this zip file supposed to work used like this?
It totally can be something on my end, but it appears that everything is as it should, so I came here to exclude this possibility :)
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