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Trying to set up a project with serverless-rack and serverless-offline.
I've started only with serverless-rack, however I have authorizer functions defined for the http config, which don't get called when running serverless-rack standalone.
Because of that, I looked into using serverless-offline, which invoke authorizers, and integrates with ruby. The problem is that, whenever I run sls offline start, gem dependencies are installed every single time. This seems to be some issue with the "packaging bundle" step of serverless-offline, which somehow isn't well connected with serverless-rack (?).
But that's not all: if I run sls offline start, which packages gem dependencies for me (so, I shouldn't need to perform bundle install beforehand), running the authorizer function will fail regardless, saying "/usr/local/lib/ruby/3.2.0/bundler/definition.rb:524:inmaterialize': Could not find aws-sdk-kms-1.37.0, aws-xray-sdk-0.11.5, datado..., the typical error which is called when dependencies weren't installed. This seems to be yet another misconfiguration between serverless-rack and serverless-offline, which expect dependencies to be installed in different places (serverless-offline does not run the invoke script with bundle exec`, would that be the issue?).
I've fixed this temporarily by running everything in a docker container and running bundle install (what serverless-rack expects) before running sls offline start(which will reinstall the same set of dependencies someplace else).
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Trying to set up a project with serverless-rack and serverless-offline.
I've started only with serverless-rack, however I have authorizer functions defined for the http config, which don't get called when running serverless-rack standalone.
Because of that, I looked into using serverless-offline, which invoke authorizers, and integrates with ruby. The problem is that, whenever I run
sls offline start
, gem dependencies are installed every single time. This seems to be some issue with the "packaging bundle" step of serverless-offline, which somehow isn't well connected with serverless-rack (?).But that's not all: if I run
sls offline start
, which packages gem dependencies for me (so, I shouldn't need to performbundle install
beforehand), running the authorizer function will fail regardless, saying"/usr/local/lib/ruby/3.2.0/bundler/definition.rb:524:in
materialize': Could not find aws-sdk-kms-1.37.0, aws-xray-sdk-0.11.5, datado..., the typical error which is called when dependencies weren't installed. This seems to be yet another misconfiguration between serverless-rack and serverless-offline, which expect dependencies to be installed in different places (serverless-offline does not run the invoke script with
bundle exec`, would that be the issue?).I've fixed this temporarily by running everything in a docker container and running
bundle install
(what serverless-rack expects) before runningsls offline start
(which will reinstall the same set of dependencies someplace else).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: