serverless-latest-layer-version
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A serverless plugin that replaces 'latest' version tag to actual lambda layer version
This is the Serverless plugin for AWS Lambda Layers which enables missing "latest" version tag
Unlike invoking Lambda function. Lambda Layer does not support $LATEST version tag.
First, install package as development dependency.
$ npm i serverless-latest-layer-version --save-dev
Then, add the plugin to serverless.yml
# serverless.yml
plugins:
- serverless-latest-layer-version
Just change layer version to latest.
The plugin automatically replaces latest version tag to actual latest version number.
For example, if Previously specified layer arn is arn:aws:lambda:us-east-1:800406105498:layer:nsolid-node-10:6.
replace that as arn:aws:lambda:us-east-1:800406105498:layer:nsolid-node-10:latest. That's it!
See CHANGELOG.
See full license on mooyoul.mit-license.org
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A serverless plugin that replaces 'latest' version tag to actual lambda layer version
The npm package serverless-latest-layer-version receives a total of 11,341 weekly downloads. As such, serverless-latest-layer-version popularity was classified as popular.
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