Hi,
i've been trying to use lambda-git and it's been working great locally.
When using it in lambda, as i'm using ssh keys, the lambda fails with
Could not create directory '/home/sbx_user1051/.ssh'.\r\nFailed to add the host to the list of known hosts (/home/sbx_user1051/.ssh/known_hosts)
The id_rsa file is saved before the git command is issued in the /tmp/ folder.
The problem could be reproduced as follows , assuming the lambda has been packaged including lambda-git:
import git
import os
env={
"GIT_SSH_COMMAND": "ssh -i {} -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no".format("/tmp/id_rsa"),
"HOME" : "/tmp/me"
}
def handler(event):
git.exec_command('checkout', repo, "master", cwd="/tmp/repositories/",env=env)which runs fine locally, but results in the exception mentionned above when run in lambda.
Environment
- aws lambda
- runtime : python 2.7
- virtualenv
Hi,
i've been trying to use lambda-git and it's been working great locally.
When using it in lambda, as i'm using ssh keys, the lambda fails with
The id_rsa file is saved before the git command is issued in the /tmp/ folder.
The problem could be reproduced as follows , assuming the lambda has been packaged including lambda-git:
which runs fine locally, but results in the exception mentionned above when run in lambda.
Environment