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feat(aws): Add support AWS SAM CLI #472

Closed simonmcc closed 2 weeks ago

simonmcc commented 2 weeks ago

Overview

Add support for the AWS SAM CLI to the existing AWS plugin

Type of change

- [ ] Created a new plugin - [x] Improved an existing plugin - [ ] Fixed a bug in an existing plugin - [ ] Improved contributor utilities or experience ## Related Issue(s) * Resolves: # * Relates: # ## How To Test 
sam list resources

Changelog

The AWS plugin can now be used with the AWS SAM CLI.
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SimonBarendse commented 2 weeks ago

Hi Simon (great name btw 😜 ) @simonmcc, may I ask what prompted you to close this PR? I believe it would have made a great addition!

simonmcc commented 2 weeks ago

@SimonBarendse (awesome name!!) I was struggling to get the signing check to re-run, so took the lazy approach & recreated the PR: https://github.com/1Password/shell-plugins/pull/473