Yeah, that's what I had done so far. I got side-tracked by a dependency conflict issue that I thought was caused by a dependency of requests (rpds). So I was trying to get rid of requests and find som...

I finally figured out what the problem was... I was developing in Windows and created the layer ZIP from Windows. rpds comes as platform specific modules only; so pip downloaded the Windows binary ver...

What exactly is packaged into that ZIP file as far as rpds goes? I'm thinking all the dependencies must be there, otherwise I would get the same error during my local test runs. So something goes wron...

Hm, interesting. I wonder how the dependencies are provided to the Lambda function with this approach. Does SAM package them up into the ZIP file, or does it create the Lambda layer for you behind the...

Hi all, question for those of you who have been using the DAP library within Lambda... I am getting an error when my Lambda function is starting up: [ERROR] Runtime.ImportModuleError: Unable to import...

Yeah, that's what I had done so far. I got side-tracked by a dependency conflict issue that I thought was caused by a dependency of requests (rpds). So I was trying to get rid of requests and find som...

I finally figured out what the problem was... I was developing in Windows and created the layer ZIP from Windows. rpds comes as platform specific modules only; so pip downloaded the Windows binary ver...

What exactly is packaged into that ZIP file as far as rpds goes? I'm thinking all the dependencies must be there, otherwise I would get the same error during my local test runs. So something goes wron...

Hm, interesting. I wonder how the dependencies are provided to the Lambda function with this approach. Does SAM package them up into the ZIP file, or does it create the Lambda layer for you behind the...

Hi all, question for those of you who have been using the DAP library within Lambda... I am getting an error when my Lambda function is starting up: [ERROR] Runtime.ImportModuleError: Unable to import...