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Remove unnecessary read calls #21

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This change removes read calls from the LogGroup Create and Update
handlers that could be causing undue stress on Lambda functions.

The change also adds role details generated by RPDK.

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This change removes read calls from the LogGroup Create and Update
handlers that could be causing undue stress on Lambda functions.

The change also adds role details generated by RPDK.
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Nice, also might be useful to get rid of the initial read and rely on AlreadyExists being returned from create.

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rjlohan commented Nov 13, 2019

Probably didn't need to regen the roles in other types but whatevs. 🚂

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Nice, also might be useful to get rid of the initial read and rely on AlreadyExists being returned from create.

Good call, I'll get rid of it.

@adam-daily adam-daily merged commit ffb15c1 into aws-cloudformation:master Nov 13, 2019
@johnttompkins johnttompkins deleted the remove-reads branch November 13, 2019 23:18
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