Bump AWS Lambda C++ Runtime from v0.2.8 to v0.2.10 #123
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Issue #, if available:
Fixes #68, fixes #90.
Description of changes:
The
libexecinfo-devpackage is no longer available in Alpine v3.17:This prevents the AWS Lambda C++ Runtime from being built unless the
libexecinfo-devpackage is installed from Alpine's package repository for v3.16 or earlier (see awslabs/aws-lambda-cpp#124, awslabs/aws-lambda-cpp#186).The dependency on the
libexecinfo-devpackage was made optional in awslabs/aws-lambda-cpp#189 which was released as part of v0.2.9 of the AWS Lambda C++ Runtime. As such, we upgrade the version ofaws-lambda-cppused by the RIC to the latest version v0.2.10 which includes the change.Note that
aws-lambda-cpp-add-xray-response.patchwas left intact and applied viaupdate-dependencies.shbecause the changes are not present upstream (/src/runtime.cpp&/include/aws/lambda-runtime/runtime.h).libexecinfo-devpackage in the Alpine integration tests was removed as it is no longer a required dependency foraws-lambda-cpp.Target (OCI, Managed Runtime, both):
OCI
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