Brian Carp

Some additional thoughts regarding the desired behavior here: 1. It would be nice if all the `Route` settings (like `Target`) could be included in the `RouteSettings` property, so that it...

> @brcarp `AWS::Serverless::Api` and `AWS::Serverless::HttpApi` should not be used with the "raw" ApiGateway resources. Api Gateway will accept this but can lead to unexpected behavior. @jfuss is that documented anywhere?...

> > If you have any working examples of that to share, > > I do not off hand. I would have to create one myself. Have you looked at...

For what it's worth, I recall trying to follow the model in the article [Set up a proxy resource with Lambda proxy integration](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/apigateway/latest/developerguide/set-up-lambda-proxy-integrations.html) and [Set up HTTP integrations in API...

It's possible that I just didn't iterate on it enough, but my recollection is that I just wasn't able to get it to work. If it has been proven out,...

💭 Another idea i had was to investigate `ARGV` and maybe skip the `start_server!` call if Rails was executed with `runner`? Unfortunately `RunnerCommand` does `ARGV.replace(command_argv)` which basically removes `runner` from...

> 💭 Another idea i had was to investigate `ARGV` and maybe skip the `start_server!` call if Rails was executed with `runner`? > > Unfortunately `RunnerCommand` does `ARGV.replace(command_argv)` which basically...

> Ooh, what if I add `if Rails.const_defined?(:Server)`? That might be sufficient to distinguish `rails server` from `rails runner`. For the record, this does NOT work. These Rails lambdas are...

I can add a commit for it. Looking at this though: > RUN cp -a /opt/lib/libexif.so* /build/share/lib && \ cp -a /opt/lib/libexif.so /build/share/lib I'm not quite sure what that's designed...

Also, after reviewing the dependencies, `libexif.so.12()(64bit)` is already a dependency for `vips.x86_64 0:8.9.2-1.lambda2`. In the current build in the `vips-slim` branch, `libexif.so.12.3.3` is installed into the `lib` directory with `libexif.so.12`...