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aws lambda functions not refreshing between PC and laptop
2019 Community Moderator ElectionWhat's the difference between dependencies, devDependencies and peerDependencies in npm package.json file?What's the difference between tilde(~) and caret(^) in package.json?Can an AWS Lambda function call anotherGetting error: Missing Authentication Token after AWS API requestHow to optimize AWS Lambda?How do I debug AWS Api Gateway & Lambda's “AWS/ApiGateway 5XXError”Problems with AWS Lambda function invocation policy with permission via SDKAWS serverless reset cache using lambda or s3 or api gatewayAWS Lambda No Space Left on Device errorNot able to send updated response from callback function in AWS Lambda to API Gateway
I wrote an update to a lambda function using the editor on the AWS console (the webpage, not my IDE) using my desktop PC then closed and shutdown everything.
The next day I accessed my account via my laptop and logged into the AWS console again and opened the lambda function again.
Although my API gateway was using the new updated function written on my desktop PC, the function shown on my laptop was the old lambda function...
I accidently clicked "save" and it overwrote the lambda function my API gateway was using and suddenly my web app wasn't working anymore because it was running the old lambda code.
So I had to recode the whole new function again because there was no backup of it.
Has anyone else had this problem or know why this happened?
Note:
I had no versioning set, everything was $LATEST
I had saved the update and the API gateway was using the update effectively
My solution after this happened again was to open the lmabda function, close it and open it again on whichever device I wanted to use and the second time it seems to pull up the updated function.
Regards
node.js amazon-web-services aws-lambda
edited Mar 6 at 15:13
Mark B
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I wrote an update to a lambda function using the editor on the AWS console (the webpage, not my IDE) using my desktop PC then closed and shutdown everything.
The next day I accessed my account via my laptop and logged into the AWS console again and opened the lambda function again.
Although my API gateway was using the new updated function written on my desktop PC, the function shown on my laptop was the old lambda function...
I accidently clicked "save" and it overwrote the lambda function my API gateway was using and suddenly my web app wasn't working anymore because it was running the old lambda code.
So I had to recode the whole new function again because there was no backup of it.
Has anyone else had this problem or know why this happened?
Note:
I had no versioning set, everything was $LATEST
I had saved the update and the API gateway was using the update effectively
My solution after this happened again was to open the lmabda function, close it and open it again on whichever device I wanted to use and the second time it seems to pull up the updated function.
Regards
node.js amazon-web-services aws-lambda
edited Mar 6 at 15:13
Mark B
103k16163177
asked Mar 6 at 14:59
Bernhard.SmutsBernhard.Smuts
558
1
Sounds like a bug in the AWS Lambda web console, and you should file a ticket with AWS.
– Mark B
Mar 6 at 15:14
1
I actually had this issue as well, it is definitely a bug. I noticed that if I downloaded the function code it was the updated version, but the console IDE was outdated.
– Deiv
Mar 6 at 15:16
Thanks, at least I know then it's not something I don't understand or am doing incorrectly...
– Bernhard.Smuts
Mar 8 at 11:50
add a comment |
I wrote an update to a lambda function using the editor on the AWS console (the webpage, not my IDE) using my desktop PC then closed and shutdown everything.
The next day I accessed my account via my laptop and logged into the AWS console again and opened the lambda function again.
Although my API gateway was using the new updated function written on my desktop PC, the function shown on my laptop was the old lambda function...
I accidently clicked "save" and it overwrote the lambda function my API gateway was using and suddenly my web app wasn't working anymore because it was running the old lambda code.
So I had to recode the whole new function again because there was no backup of it.
Has anyone else had this problem or know why this happened?
Note:
I had no versioning set, everything was $LATEST
I had saved the update and the API gateway was using the update effectively
My solution after this happened again was to open the lmabda function, close it and open it again on whichever device I wanted to use and the second time it seems to pull up the updated function.
Regards
node.js amazon-web-services aws-lambda
edited Mar 6 at 15:13
Mark B
103k16163177
asked Mar 6 at 14:59
Bernhard.SmutsBernhard.Smuts
558
I wrote an update to a lambda function using the editor on the AWS console (the webpage, not my IDE) using my desktop PC then closed and shutdown everything.
The next day I accessed my account via my laptop and logged into the AWS console again and opened the lambda function again.
Although my API gateway was using the new updated function written on my desktop PC, the function shown on my laptop was the old lambda function...
I accidently clicked "save" and it overwrote the lambda function my API gateway was using and suddenly my web app wasn't working anymore because it was running the old lambda code.
So I had to recode the whole new function again because there was no backup of it.
Has anyone else had this problem or know why this happened?
Note:
I had no versioning set, everything was $LATEST
I had saved the update and the API gateway was using the update effectively
My solution after this happened again was to open the lmabda function, close it and open it again on whichever device I wanted to use and the second time it seems to pull up the updated function.
Regards
node.js amazon-web-services aws-lambda
node.js amazon-web-services aws-lambda
edited Mar 6 at 15:13
Mark B
103k16163177
asked Mar 6 at 14:59
Bernhard.SmutsBernhard.Smuts
558
edited Mar 6 at 15:13
Mark B
103k16163177
asked Mar 6 at 14:59
Bernhard.SmutsBernhard.Smuts
558
edited Mar 6 at 15:13
Mark B
103k16163177
edited Mar 6 at 15:13
Mark B
103k16163177
edited Mar 6 at 15:13
Mark B
103k16163177
103k16163177
asked Mar 6 at 14:59
Bernhard.SmutsBernhard.Smuts
558
asked Mar 6 at 14:59
Bernhard.SmutsBernhard.Smuts
558
asked Mar 6 at 14:59
Bernhard.SmutsBernhard.Smuts
558
558
1
Sounds like a bug in the AWS Lambda web console, and you should file a ticket with AWS.
– Mark B
Mar 6 at 15:14
1
I actually had this issue as well, it is definitely a bug. I noticed that if I downloaded the function code it was the updated version, but the console IDE was outdated.
– Deiv
Mar 6 at 15:16
Thanks, at least I know then it's not something I don't understand or am doing incorrectly...
– Bernhard.Smuts
Mar 8 at 11:50
add a comment |
1
Sounds like a bug in the AWS Lambda web console, and you should file a ticket with AWS.
– Mark B
Mar 6 at 15:14
1
I actually had this issue as well, it is definitely a bug. I noticed that if I downloaded the function code it was the updated version, but the console IDE was outdated.
– Deiv
Mar 6 at 15:16
Thanks, at least I know then it's not something I don't understand or am doing incorrectly...
– Bernhard.Smuts
Mar 8 at 11:50
1
1
Sounds like a bug in the AWS Lambda web console, and you should file a ticket with AWS.
– Mark B
Mar 6 at 15:14
Sounds like a bug in the AWS Lambda web console, and you should file a ticket with AWS.
– Mark B
Mar 6 at 15:14
1
1
I actually had this issue as well, it is definitely a bug. I noticed that if I downloaded the function code it was the updated version, but the console IDE was outdated.
– Deiv
Mar 6 at 15:16
I actually had this issue as well, it is definitely a bug. I noticed that if I downloaded the function code it was the updated version, but the console IDE was outdated.
– Deiv
Mar 6 at 15:16
Thanks, at least I know then it's not something I don't understand or am doing incorrectly...
– Bernhard.Smuts
Mar 8 at 11:50
Thanks, at least I know then it's not something I don't understand or am doing incorrectly...
– Bernhard.Smuts
Mar 8 at 11:50
add a comment |
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Sounds like a bug in the AWS Lambda web console, and you should file a ticket with AWS.
– Mark B
Mar 6 at 15:14
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I actually had this issue as well, it is definitely a bug. I noticed that if I downloaded the function code it was the updated version, but the console IDE was outdated.
– Deiv
Mar 6 at 15:16
Thanks, at least I know then it's not something I don't understand or am doing incorrectly...
– Bernhard.Smuts
Mar 8 at 11:50