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@pelacables
pelacables
opened on Dec 10, 2024

Hi,

we have a pypi repository in CodeArtifact where we push some in-house developed python packages.
Now we would like to use that private pypi repository in our lambda so it can download those "private" packages.

I've been reading the builder code but I do not find a way to configure/use a custom pypi repository.

To my understanding I have two options:

  • create a custom Docker image where pypi repo is preconfigured and use it to build the lambda
  • upload all packages (dependencies) together with the lambda

I'm not an expert and I was wondering if someone could provide some hint on how to get the custom repo in the lambda though the lambdabuilder instead of going into one of the above options I've listed.

thanks

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  3. roger-zhangg commented on Dec 23, 2024

    @roger-zhangg
    roger-zhangg
    on Dec 23, 2024
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    Hi @pelacables , Thanks for reaching out. We are tracking this as a feature request for now. If you have already investigated into the solution maybe consider sending a PR for that. We always welcome contributions. Thanks

  4. valerena commented on Dec 24, 2024

    @valerena
    valerena
    on Dec 24, 2024
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    Have you tried using the PIP_INDEX_URL environment variable? From pip documentation, this environment variable should replace the default Python Package Index (similar to using --index-url when calling pip from the command line)

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