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npm_requirements does not work correctly #506
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Description
When using
npm_requirements
to automatically runnpm install
during package build, this parameter is ignored. If you have already runnpm install
in the source directory the zip task will happily includenode_modules
, but in a new project or CI/CD nothing happens. This is due to the actual reference to the claim parameter inpackage.py
pointing tonpm_package_json
instead ofnpm_requirements
. When updating the claim to usenpm_package_json
it works correctly. However the documentation doesn't match this requirement. From this PR #293 it appears that the developer intended to usenpm_requirements
but forgot to change the claim reference inpackage.py
before committing.Reproduction Code [Required]
Start with a new nodejs lambda project that uses a package.json to install dependencies which aren't included by default by the lambda runtime. terraform apply and note that npm install does not run. Change the above
npm_requirements
tonpm_package_json
and note that npm install does in fact run.Expected behavior
Expect npm install to run when using the claim property described in the documentation.
Actual behavior
npm install does not run when using the claim property described in the documentation.
Additional Context
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