fix get_lock to look at the numeric property for lease duration #6
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I must have missed the email on this pull request @ericvandever , thanks for the submission, I'll get to reviewing it soon! |
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The lease duration is always coming back empty as it's looking for the string value of leaseDuration which was converted to a numeric in e0cc63e.
switched DynamoDbLockClient to take the trait DynamoDb instead of DynamoDbClient to enable mocking in tests. (New to rust so let me know if there is a better way)