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Hi, thanks for this module, it's great!
I've been migrating more and more things to serverless, and ran into an issue with it.
When I call unfluff() from a lambda it fails and exception is thrown:
unfluff()
{ "errno": -2, "code": "ENOENT", "syscall": "open", "path": "/var/task/user/api/content/data/stopwords/stopwords-en.txt" }
I don't have additional information right now but thought I'd log it as an issue.
This is running on the now.sh platform, and it's possible it's a weird artefact of their build process.
now.sh
If anyone is using this library on lambda in AWS I'd appreciate knowing that so can close this off and raise it over there instead.
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Yeah, I have the same issue. My code is also running on now.sh If you find a solution, I would also be quite interested. 👍
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There is a hack you can apply for this issue. Feed stopwords-en.txt from S3 as an additional parameter and it will work like a charm.
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Hi, thanks for this module, it's great!
I've been migrating more and more things to serverless, and ran into an issue with it.
When I call
unfluff()
from a lambda it fails and exception is thrown:I don't have additional information right now but thought I'd log it as an issue.
This is running on the
now.sh
platform, and it's possible it's a weird artefact of their build process.If anyone is using this library on lambda in AWS I'd appreciate knowing that so can close this off and raise it over there instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: