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I'm using this plugin because one of my microservices has a bunch of lambdas and a SQS. Using this plugin requires to have a local Queue system working, which I do through Docker. However, this forces me to Everytime I want to use serverless-offline to start a queue, even many (but really) many times I don't need to touch the SQS handler.
If I don't start the Queue system, serverless offline just fails to start. Other than commenting the plugin when I don't need it, is there a way to prevent this behaviour? For example I just want to test a few http lambdas - I don't need the SQS system for that 🤔
Thanks in advance
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Allow to locally plugin to skip?
[serverless-offline-sqs] Allow to locally plugin to skip?
Aug 19, 2022
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[serverless-offline-sqs] Allow to locally plugin to skip?
[serverless-offline-sqs] Allow to locally skip a plugin?
Mar 3, 2023
I'm using this plugin because one of my microservices has a bunch of lambdas and a SQS. Using this plugin requires to have a local Queue system working, which I do through Docker. However, this forces me to Everytime I want to use
serverless-offline
to start a queue, even many (but really) many times I don't need to touch the SQS handler.If I don't start the Queue system, serverless offline just fails to start. Other than commenting the plugin when I don't need it, is there a way to prevent this behaviour? For example I just want to test a few http lambdas - I don't need the SQS system for that 🤔
Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: