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Recently had a discussion with AWS employees about dependency handling and their recommendation is to bundle all your own packages, including boto3 and botocore. This is not the default behavior of serverless-python-requirements unfortunately. I've opened this issue to discuss removing those two packages or even rethink the noDeplopy option so it better aligns with AWS recommended practices.
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If AWS doesn't recommend using the boto3/botocore (and thus it's dependencies) that ship on Lambda, then I'm fully in favor of changing the noDeploy default to an empty list.
If someone wants to give this a shot, it should be a pretty straight-forward task. All that's needed is to change the default list in index.js and probably fix some tests after.
Recently had a discussion with AWS employees about dependency handling and their recommendation is to bundle all your own packages, including boto3 and botocore. This is not the default behavior of serverless-python-requirements unfortunately. I've opened this issue to discuss removing those two packages or even rethink the noDeplopy option so it better aligns with AWS recommended practices.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: