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Deploy bundles boto3 and botocore packages to deploy into lambda #249
changed the title [-]`deploy` bundles `boto3` and `botocore` to deploy into lambda[/-][+]Deploy bundles boto3 and botocore packages to deploy into lambda[/+]on Oct 6, 2019
Not sure if there's a more standard solution to this, but I've worked around this by defining a requirements.txt file that contains the single package I actually need (e.g. websockets>=12.0), and pass this into the deploy command with the --requirements flag
boto3orbotocorepackages shouldn't be bundled and deployed to lambda as they are already available in the lambda function environment.