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Changelog

This project follows semantic versioning.

Possible header types:

  • Features for any new features added, or for backwards-compatible changes to existing functionality.
  • Bug Fixes for any bug fixes.
  • Breaking Changes for any backwards-incompatible changes.

[Unreleased]

v1.2.1 (2023-02-03)

Bug Fixes

  • Fix: Settings.SKIP_BUILD should not default to true

v1.2.0 (2023-02-03)

Bug Fixes

  • RustFunction should not execute cargo lambda when certain cdk sub-commands are invoked, such as:
    • destroy
    • list
    • etc.
  • Potential bug-fix (unconfirmed): The library should not execute cargo lambda when a project has multiple stacks, and the stack being deployed doesn't include any RustFunction constructs.

Features

  • Add parameters to Settings:
    • SKIP_BUILD
  • Update docs to mention how to skip the build step by passing in the build context flag when invoking a cdk command. For example: 
    cdk synth -c build=0
  • Update developer docs used for local testing, as I determined a newish approach with npm link can be used, as outlined in this article.
  • Enable swc in all sample CDK apps, in order to improve the overall performance of ts-node when cdk is run.

v1.1.3 (2022-03-28)

Breaking Changes

  • Switch to use cargo-lambda -- which abstracts away cargo-zigbuild -- for building Rust code; technically this is not a breaking change, but it will require the package to be installed with cargo.

Features

  • zig can now be installed via the --save-optional flag when installing this package: 
    npm i rust.aws-cdk-lambda --save-optional
  • The size of the release binaries deployed to AWS Lambda should now be smaller, since cargo-lambda passes the -C strip argument as symbols.
  • Remove existing logic to copy over binaries to the build directory, as this should now be handled by cargo-lambda instead.

v1.0.0 (2022-03-21)

Breaking Changes

  • Switch to use cargo-zigbuild -- instead of cross -- for building Rust code.
  • Switch the default build architecture from x86_64 to arm64; this package now uses aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu as the default build target for AWS Lambda functions, mainly as I've found this architecture to be slightly more performant in general use cases.
  • Do not run cargo check, as it appears cargo-zigbuild automatically runs this check.
  • Update cdk-examples/ with an example of how to conditionally run a code block (more than one statement) when a feature is enabled.

v0.4.0 (2022-03-08)

Features

  • Rename Settings parameter workspace_dir -> WORKSPACE_DIR.
  • Add support for Rust features and compile-time environment variables.
  • Add parameters to Settings:
    • FEATURES
    • BUILD_ENVIRONMENT
    • EXTRA_BUILD_ARGS
  • Add parameters to RustFunctionProps:
    • features
    • buildEnvironment
    • extraBuildArgs

Breaking Changes

  • Updated default target from x86_64-unknown-linux-musl -> x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu; technically this is not a breaking change, but it will require the target to be added via rustup.

Bug Fixes

  • Ensure that the Lambda architecture is correctly set based on the target to cross-compile to.
  • Do not pass --target when running cargo check, as this can result in errors in some cases.

v0.3.0 (2022-02-23)

Features

  • Add support to run cargo check by default before building Rust code.
  • Clean up console log messages that get printed out so they are a bit nicer.
  • Change the value that is set for the RUST_LOG environment variable when setupLogging is enabled.
    • The format is now warn,module_name=debug instead of module_name=trace.
  • Add below global Settings:
    • RUN_CARGO_CHECK
    • DEFAULT_LOG_LEVEL
    • MODULE_LOG_LEVEL

v0.2.0 (2022-02-19)

Features

  • Add docs on Rust Function Properties and Settings.
  • Add new Rust Function Properties such as setupLogging.
  • Update Readme docs.
  • Add cdk-examples/.
  • Reduce overall package size when publishing to npm.
  • Some other stuff that I don't remember.

v0.1.0 (2022-02-17)