Fail action when Lambda function invocation fails#6
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I will have to publish this.so it will take a minute.
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Previously, failed Lambda invocations would be reported as successful.
This PR adds the input parameter
SUCCEED_ON_FUNCTION_FAILURE, giving users the option to succeed this action on function failure, while changing the default action behavior to fail the action when the function fails.