Remove join function which appends region to S3 bucket name. #129
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Clarified S3 bucket name
Removed the requirement to include the aws region in the S3 bucket name to make deployment easier and the process clearer.
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Description of changes:
The released version requires the user to create an S3 bucket in order to deploy the lambda however the cloudformation template then appends this s3 bucket name with the region the code is deployed in. This is not made clear in the documentation. There is no good reason to do this and the lack of clarity in the readme means that this can be a blocker to deploying the code.
cloudformation/speke_reference.json - removed join function which appends the S3 bucket name with the region.
Updated readme.
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