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Hello,
I am using serverless deploy to deploy my code to AWS S3. I want to deploy only changed lambda function using bitbucket pipelines not all the lambda functions.
How can I do this ?
We came up with the following step to build just changed folders in our monorepo:
Assuming the folder structure is:
- src/
- folder1-etl-handler-py/
- build.sh
- folder2-etl-handler-py/
- build.sh
- step:
name: Build and package
script:
- apt-get update && apt-get install -y zip awscli
- echo "Building and packaging lambda function in $AWS_DEFAULT_REGION"
- git diff --name-only HEAD HEAD~1 | grep "src/folder1-etl-handler-py" && (cd src/folder1-etl-handler-py && ./deploy.sh)
- git diff --name-only HEAD HEAD~1 | grep "src/folder2-etl-handler-py" && (cd src/folder2-etl-handler-py && ./deploy.sh)
@Halyna Berezovska your suggestion doesn't seem to answer @Vipul_Panchal question. If the repository has multiple functions how do you deploy those who has been affected.
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@Vipul_Panchal you can use aws s3 sync command or just use the appropriate pipe (look at https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/aws-s3-deploy/src/master/)
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