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Thinking it might be kind of annoying to have those in there? Maybe should just have an examples folder instead? Not sure.
Right now there aren't any instructions in the README.
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Ran through an AWS lambda install this morning -- flawless, and worked great, right out of the box. Kudos for providing such a smooth path for transition for your users. Highly appreciated.
The one place I did get stuck for a while was setting the specific IAM/cloudformation permissions within the AWS console -- this took several tries to get right. It would be helpful to state (or link to) a s
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If I have a stack called stackname in a stage called stage with an alias called alias the CloudFormation stack created for managing the alias will be called stackname-stage-alias. Unless I include the word 'alias' in the alias name then the stack name does not tell me what the stack actually does. The resulting name does not tell you what it is.
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- default directive
- rename directive
- rest directive
- date directive
- upper
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- Add https://github.com/confuser/graphql-constraint-directive
- Add https://github.com/Urigo/graphql-scalars
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Line 357 of SecretsManagerRedshiftRotationMultiUser/lambda_function.py says:
secret = service_client.get_secret_value(SecretId=arn, VersionId=token, VersionStage=stage)
Note that both VersionId and VersionStage are specified.
Boto3 documentation for get_secret_value() says you don't specify both.
What are the semantics when you do specify both?
Why does the provided
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I wrote some basic tests for the JavaScript version but not for the Python one yet. Would someone else like to take this on? Or even write better tests for the JavaScript implementation? Does anyone have a better idea for how to test these things in the first place?
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