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The limit parameter for the scan method is defined as:
limit – Used to limit the number of results returned
However, this is not really what limit does. The Boto3 doc for limit in part reads:
Limit (integer) -- The maximum number of items to evaluate (not necessarily the number of matching items). If DynamoDB processes the number of items up to the limit while processing the results,
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Is there anyway to specify log group name to be AppSync's api name instead of API ID. I see this code is used to fetch the loggroupname
LogGroupName: { 'Fn::Join': ['/', ['/aws/appsync/apis', { 'Fn::GetAtt': [logicalIdGraphQLApi, 'ApiId'] }]] },
is there a way to make this API name instead. In cloudwatch - pointing at correct appsync loggroup becomes little difficult as we have to know s
Currently, the README.md file lists all tables with their full table comment.
I'm putting a lot of info in some of my table descriptions, including SQL code blocks. These render rather badly in the comment column of the central Tables table, which treats markdown just a little different.
Perhaps the Tables table should only use the first paragraph of each table description.
E.g.
We need to implement integration/unit tests for internal/transport package.
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Wanted to get this package added to awesome go but it is missing a couple of things in the Readme
godoc link to the repo
coverage service link to the repo
goreportcard link to the repo
데모영상을 보니 DynamoDB의 프라이머리 키 명칭이 해쉬키라고 되어 있는데 혼란을 피하기 위해 명칭을 공식 문서와 동일하게 파티션 키로 하는게 어떨까 합니다.
In the documentation (at -dbPath option) it states that the current working directory of dynamo-local is:
<project root>/node_modules/serverless-dynamodb-local/dynamodb
In my env I see that the directory is:
<project root>/node_modules/dynamodb-localhost/dynamodb/bin
I am not sure if this is something local to my env (I am running on Windows) or an error in the documentation. Migh
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Would it make sense to update the 'joi' dependency to use '@hapi/joi' instead which is forked from the original project. The former also depends on older versions of hoek/topo.
If you guys think it's a good idea I can try to submit a pull request.
I tried to run the setup function, do I need to create an API token?
backend git:(master) ✗ sil setup
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Server responded with status code 401:
{"message":"Bad
credentials","documentation_url":"https://
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I would love to see a tutorial on how to do per function IAM role to added to the website.
This https://serverless.com/framework/docs/providers/aws/guide/iam/#custom-iam-roles but explained in a much better way :)
Great job on the toolbox. I appreciate it.
It was a little unclear from the documentation what the difference between alias and map is. I figured it out by looking into the source, but a little clarification would probably help others.
I was trying to use the map property as a way to translate a string in the DB table to an object output. org:{id:1234} into orgId:1234 in the db table an
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On the documentation it states the following:
Contrary to what you'd expect, association information is always contained on the object specifying the association, even if it seems like the association has a foreign key. This is a side effect of DynamoDB's structure: it's very difficult to find foreign keys without an index. Usually you won't find this to be a problem, but it does me
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Along with the General Guides, it might be helpful to add a niche guide section, which is broken down by AWS service. Happy to issue a PR with some quality tutorials as an example.