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Description
Fixing AWS env vars to make work with Layers
Motivation and Context
Without
LD_LIBRARY_PATHcorrect value, layers bin doesn't work correctly. More details about this variables can read hereHow Has This Been Tested?
I found this bug running this layer.
To simulate the problem, create a lambda function with this layer and set this code, when the code is called an error is raised. Entering in docker container, is possible to see that
LD_LIBRARY_PATHdoesn't have/opt/libvalue.After fixing the env value, this layer work as expected.
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