Added environment variable support #98
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Can you add docs for this? |
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@josegonzalez Good point! I added docs for it :-) |
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Hi, this pull request allows for environment variables to be used
At the environment level, if the environment_variables key is present with a dictionary, it will add it to the update_configuration and create methods. Otherwise, it will send blank data which effectively removes any existing environment variables
The _check_config_md5 method will also consider changes in the yml file, and will update lambda function configuration if any change is detected
I added an example to the kamma-simple project