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In addition to passing a `Proc` as a value, this commit allows us to
pass a first-class block to `Crambda.run_handler`:
Crambda.run_handler do |event, context|
{ foo: "bar", omg: "lol", wtf: 42 }
end
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This is great! I removed the block signature back in a4dbb0f#diff-04c6e90faac2675aa89e2176d2eec7d8L27 – but I should've kept both. Can you update the documentation so that it mentions both forms? The existing form matches AWS' Ruby runtime, which I think is still worth pointing out. |
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In addition to passing a
Procas a value, this PR allows us to pass a first-class block toCrambda.run_handler:Notice that we don't even need to return a
JSON::Anyexplicitly — we can pass anything that responds toto_json.