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passing in --version doesn't work #42

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theambidextrousboy opened this issue Nov 24, 2015 · 4 comments
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passing in --version doesn't work #42

theambidextrousboy opened this issue Nov 24, 2015 · 4 comments

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@theambidextrousboy
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Not sure if i'm using it correctly or not, but if i try to pass in a value for --version it will just bring up the version of node-lambda not actually set the version of the lambda job on AWS

@motdotla
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@theambidextrousboy can you paste the full command you are typing into the terminal? (scrubbing any sensitive data). I'll take a look

@faceleg
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faceleg commented Jan 24, 2016

node-lambda deploy --version '1.2.1'

That outputs node-lambda's version and exits

@jkervine
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Seems to me that using:

node-lambda deploy -v 1

Starts to append a new "version", but what it does it just appends the version number and creates a new lambda function, called "functionName-1".

@jkervine
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Which, I now see, is the beef of #49. Sorry for not looking through whole list before commenting...

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