Align policy naming with serverless framework convention? #600
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Hi,
I noticed that policies created by serverless-step-functions plugin does not conform to the serverless framework naming convention.
Example serverless framework generated policy name:
abc-serverless-dev-lambda
vs one created with serverless-step-functions plugin:
dev-abc-serverless-statemachine
I tend to use the service name to restrict on what resources my deployment IAM role can operate by checking for
${service-name}-*
and this behavior breaks this convention that serverless framework follows.I don't know if this behavior is intentional or not, but I would like to propose this change and see what others think about it.