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Fix lambda-sqs-worker-cdk template #695
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doesn't feel right to have to run yarn package here when it's already in Dockerfile
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Does your test step require you to run yarn build beforehand?
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Oh I see what might be happening here. Do we need to mount lib/node_modules as a volume too? @72636c
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Could you try something for me - could you add
- /workdir/lib/node_modules
to the volumes section in your docker-compose file and undo all changes except the deploy script change in your package.json in your repo?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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💡 That sounds right - it looks like
lib/node_modules
fromyarn package
is never mounted.TBH I'm questioning why
yarn package
is even in the Dockerfile, it sounds like it belongs on the deploy step. I believe that was the rationale behind it being--offline
, ideally it would be runnable without requiring access to the npm read token.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Ooo that might be due to yarn cache clean afaik we need the cache to run any with --offline
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Curious, is the command doing anything that
cp -R
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Not sure aha, I think it may be possibly installing production node_modules in lib whilst leaving the Dev deps in tact? That's my theory. Running --production I think strips dev deps out yeah?
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Ah of course, thanks
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this worked, thanks!