Resolving syntax error in .bootstrap-al2023 #1757
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normj
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Jun 28, 2024
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@ashovlin Yes we just need to get this into master and will be automatically picked up in next months patches. |
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Thanks for the contribution! I've merged this in, but it won't ride out until next time we patch the Lambda base images, which is typically done monthly. |
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Cool! No problem :) |
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My teams are still seeing this exact issue. How can I tell when the lambda base images have been patched? |
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Description of changes:
When my team was building .NET 8 lambdas, we kept experiencing the following syntax error: /var/runtime/boostrap: line 10: [: missing `]". I looked through this script and noticed there was a missing space before the closing bracket. The script runs absolutely fine outside of the syntax issue.
You can recreate it by adding the environment variable SSL_CERT_FILE and give it any value to a Lambda with a .NET 8 runtime.
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