Farley Farley (yes, really)

@ccampbell if it says docker command not found then you do not have docker in docker support or the image you are using doesn’t have the docker command installed which...

Detecting the container id doesn’t relate to the ability to run docker or the docker command. It honestly sounds like all you need to do is install docker in your...

I'm not sure I entirely understand. It sounds like you "think" you want docker-in-docker support but you don't really and should just use a lambci image as the jenkins "agent"...

@ccampell If your parent container supports running commands to initialise Jenkins runners, then it sounds like a simple solution would be to make a runner that is meant for serverless...

@ccampell I think I am getting a better picture of what you have in place, but still not a full picture. I think you have the wrong picture of the...

Since it's my baby, I'll help this through the finish line. I'm glad this has helped some people, I confirm it helps make this plugin work for me in some...

@alecgerona I'm not sure exactly what's missing or needed for this branch to be able to merge, its usefulness seems questionable at best and it doesn't seem to have solved...

https://github.com/logandk/serverless-wsgi/issues/80 Can you guys rollback and version pin your version of serverless wsgi and make sure to be using the latest version of this plugin and try again? I suspect...

@brettdh the cache location shouldn’t be inside of the .serverless folder as that folder is temporary in nature and nothing would ever cache there. It might work I’ve never actually...

The serverless framework deletes that folder and recreates it every time you deploy, defeating the purpose of cache completely is what I mean.