I'm still having issues with deploying from a dist folder so I thought I'd give a fix a try. Just looking at the code it seems like this might do it.
I haven't actually got to test this with a real deployment yet. It seems like just using the integration tests is the easiest way to do that. Is there any reason I can't/shouldn't just provide some AWS credentials locally for a personal AWS account and run the integration test to give it a shot? I'm not sure the best way to setup the folder structure specific to this use case but generic to the integration tests, I'm open to opinions/thoughts there.
Resolves #60
I'm still having issues with deploying from a dist folder so I thought I'd give a fix a try. Just looking at the code it seems like this might do it.
I haven't actually got to test this with a real deployment yet. It seems like just using the integration tests is the easiest way to do that. Is there any reason I can't/shouldn't just provide some AWS credentials locally for a personal AWS account and run the integration test to give it a shot? I'm not sure the best way to setup the folder structure specific to this use case but generic to the integration tests, I'm open to opinions/thoughts there.