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Support SQS partial batch failure #1113

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@t-richard t-richard commented Dec 6, 2021

Allows to support the recent addition for partial batch failures with SQS.

The syntax looks like this

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Todo:

  • Feature
  • Deploy & test
  • Automated Tests
  • Documentation

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mnapoli commented Dec 13, 2021

That looks perfect, thank you for contributing that!

Regarding documentation, I guess it should go in this section: https://bref.sh/docs/function/handlers.html#sqs-events

I was thinking that eventually it could be interesting to have a dedicated Async workers page in the documentation about SQS, because right now it's a bit hidden in "Typed handlers" (and it's a very common use case for PHP apps). But I'm just sharing that to gauge the idea, this isn't something we need to do right now.

Added documentation for the `functionResponseType` key
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LGTM, will probably merge and release tomorrow if nobody else has other comments.

Thanks!

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mnapoli commented Jan 8, 2022

Tomorrow = a week later in open-source world of course 😄

Thank you @t-richard!

@mnapoli mnapoli merged commit c4bbadb into brefphp:master Jan 8, 2022
@t-richard t-richard deleted the sqs-handler-partial-failure branch January 8, 2022 18:39
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