Josh Quintana

Mine is unset. But, either way, the regular expression will work, while the EOL assumes the files have the same line endings your os uses

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If you're using a library, browser that supports it, or polyfill, this has been my workaround: ``` es6 // overwrite reqwest // or you could make it a separate fn...

It runs with this PR, but CPU reports as 0. I'm not sure what kernel, we don't really have control over anything in the lambda environment.

I don't have access to my computer at the moment but I see lambda runs on "Amazon Linux" os (not second generation) [Amazon Linux:1](https://hub.docker.com/layers/amazonlinux/library/amazonlinux/1/images/sha256-65d3e8afed7c267addcfdd863ec1863802130c8cfce8c7f0bc1989ef9b37d750?context=explore) I think this docker image should...

This PR fixes that the initial panic from import prevents the lambda from running. CPU 0 is acceptable as it would report 0 anyway. This allows the lambda to run

You can repeat it if you deploy the code in the original post to lambda (free). It panics on import and you cannot recover.

[Here you go](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/configuration-function-zip.html) Just build your binary with goos Linux and goarch amd64, put it in a zip file, and that's your artifact. You can invoke it directly from the...

Anything else I can provide here? Hopefully you were able to confirm that panic on init is not recoverable.

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