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Hi, I was just wondering if @requires_docker as shown in the above test is absolutely required for mocking the lambda.
I am currently working on client project using an AWS Workspace (running Windows) that doesn't have docker enabled.
I needed to mock a lambda trigger from sqs and I was just wondering if it's possible to test the trigger without docker - i.e. only using sqs and the lambda_handler(event,ctx) function.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi @manycoding , this will be part of the upcoming v5 release.
All service-specific decorators will be replaced with a single @mock_aws decorator. To use the simple Lambda implementation everywhere, you can specify this in the configuration:
Discussed in #6985
Originally posted by rishacha November 2, 2023
moto/tests/test_sqs/test_sqs_integration.py
Lines 13 to 21 in bd71374
Hi, I was just wondering if
@requires_docker
as shown in the above test is absolutely required for mocking the lambda.I am currently working on client project using an AWS Workspace (running Windows) that doesn't have docker enabled.
I needed to mock a lambda trigger from sqs and I was just wondering if it's possible to test the trigger without docker - i.e. only using sqs and the
lambda_handler(event,ctx)
function.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: