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The most reliable way to create a Swift binary to run on OpenWhisk is to use the same Docker container that OpenWhisk itself uses (openwhisk/swift3action).
The most reliable way to create a Swift binary to run on OpenWhisk is to use the same Docker container that OpenWhisk itself uses (
openwhisk/swift3action
).The steps to compile are documented at Packaging an action as a Swift executable and the first step is to install zip:
This takes a little time as it has to pull it from the network, and you have to do this every time you compile every action.
It would therefore be convenient if
openwhisk/swift3action
had zip installed by default.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: