Tyler Renelle
Tyler Renelle
+1 I'd hoped `\#` would simply escape the character.
Lotta stale pull requests, last commit 7mo. ago - looks dead. You could always designate the most active amongst you & start using that person's fork as the canonical repo.
Use npm "modules", see this gist for example https://gist.github.com/lefnire/6da993dcdf8280c5d22e6359a986ecfd . LMK if you need help and I'll add more details to the gist
@aaka3207 it's been a while since this post, I'm using CDK docker functions pretty easily. Here's my sample code https://github.com/ocdevel/gnothi/blob/main/stacks/Ml.ts. You lose some niceties: 1. Live lambda - biggest loss....
@aaka3207 I think the best approach is to run it with `docker run`. A one-off run, where you pass it the data somehow which is expected to be consumed as...
```typescript import * as aws_lambda from "aws-cdk-lib/aws-lambda"; export function Optimizer({stack, app}: sst.StackContext) { const optimizer = new aws_lambda.DockerImageFunction(stack, "Optimizer", { // myFolder is relative from sst.config.ts, and is the Docker...
@jayair no freaking way. This is one of the most well-oiled open source projects I've experienced, bravo.
Sorry late, I'm AFK from the project till July. Would be great if you could take a look! I've seen a lot of activity on both projects, just from Git...
Did you run the last command in the data section of readme?
I've gotten this a few times, I'll have to make that section more obvious / automatic