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Story
As a developer,
I would like to be able to see the relevant Lambda logs when my API call is failing in my integration test,
So that I don't need to query and wait for the Lambda logs manually (the logs are not coming out instantly)
Considerations
There are many HTTP clients in the nodejs world already, is it a good idea to introduce a new client?
If we are not introducing a new client, how would the API look like? Could we hack the underlying node.js http module? Maybe something like laconiaTestHelper.getLastApiCallLog()?
How would we know if we are getting the relevant Lambda logs for that particular API call?
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Story
As a developer,
I would like to be able to see the relevant Lambda logs when my API call is failing in my integration test,
So that I don't need to query and wait for the Lambda logs manually (the logs are not coming out instantly)
Considerations
laconiaTestHelper.getLastApiCallLog()
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: