You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Note: So one of the issues above; I think it's a2wsgi a connexion dependency is patched in the zip I've attached to overcome an issue with the body returning empty. I still need to experiment more to find if that is necesarry, rather than plain convenient.
The only reason I've not switched to FastAPI, which was very painless to setup is that with connexion, I author the OpenAPI and then the program fails if it does not comply; wherease with FastAPI; it seems the default is inverted. Low developer friction at the high-high cost of not knowing when things break for FastAPI users.
This project (Connexion) is amazing; I'm open to working harder on this problem, being course corrected with simpler approach and contributing bug fixes or docs to connexion or upstream repos.
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
So since October 2023 we've had a desire to upgrade from connexion 2 to connexion 3 in AWS Lambda using the FlaskApp
I've opened another thread about issues encountered #1807
I Also have an example of the connexion quick-start in AWS Lambda
Expected behaviour
Easy setup, well-trodden path
Actual behaviour
Errors from libraries used within connexion (vendor dependencies)
Steps to reproduce
Minimal reproducible example
Archive 3.zip
Create a lambda, python 3.12 on ARM64; upload the zip
Building / iterating
requirements.txt:
Additional info:
Output of the commands:
python --version
3.12pip show connexion | grep "^Version\:"
3.1.0abersheeran/a2wsgi#56
yezz123/asgi-aws#25
Note: So one of the issues above; I think it's a2wsgi a connexion dependency is patched in the zip I've attached to overcome an issue with the body returning empty. I still need to experiment more to find if that is necesarry, rather than plain convenient.
The only reason I've not switched to FastAPI, which was very painless to setup is that with connexion, I author the OpenAPI and then the program fails if it does not comply; wherease with FastAPI; it seems the default is inverted. Low developer friction at the high-high cost of not knowing when things break for FastAPI users.
This project (Connexion) is amazing; I'm open to working harder on this problem, being course corrected with simpler approach and contributing bug fixes or docs to connexion or upstream repos.
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: