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add serverless remote json envs plugin #410

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merged 4 commits into from Jan 23, 2023

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This Serverless Framework Plugin allows to use plain JSON files in remote locations being parsed as environment variables in a lambda, this unlocks ability to do integrations with anothers services, apps and/or SSM ParameterStore, S3 to save many environment variables in a single parameters key as a JSON.

This Serverless Framework Plugin allows to use plain JSON files in remote locations being parsed as environment variables in lambda, this unlocks ability to do integrations with anothers services and/or SSM ParameterStore to save many environment variables in a single parameters key as a JSON.
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@juancarestre great thanks for proposal, but this change introduces syntax error to our JSON file, please revise

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@juancarestre great thanks for proposal, but this change introduces syntax error to our JSON file, please revise

done, thank you @medikoo

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Thank you!

@medikoo medikoo merged commit f96e284 into serverless:master Jan 23, 2023
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