adds tagging on new and updated functions #508
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Ok, this is just failing on Node.js 12 like the master branch. |
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nodejs 12 fixes for rebase
…o add-tags * 'add-tags' of https://github.com/checkly/node-lambda: fixes return value and associated test when no tags are given adds tagging on new and updated functions
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@DeviaVir Okido, looks like all checks are green! |
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This feature enables the user to add tags. I'm using the flag
-A, --tagswith key value pairs separated by=and,, e.g.-A tag1=value1,tag2=value2.Tags are automatically added on newly created functions; it's just another parameter in the params object. For updating functions, you need to first list the current tags, remove them and create the new ones. This is done in the newly created
_updateTags()function in the main code.