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v2.0.0 - for amazon linux 2#14
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I have a plan to refactor after merged.
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The original gkrizek/bash-lambda-layer is no longer supported on August 20, 2020.
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One of the reasons is related to Amazon Linux 2.
We support Amazon Linux 2 (provided.al2 runtime) for continuous bash-lambda-layer maintenance.
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Amazon Linux 2 is smaller than Amazon Linux 1.
So bash-lambda-layer also uninstalls all existing executables and recreates from a minimal state.
decided to install only the following commands that are frequently used in our organization's use cases
For commands that are used infrequently, we plan to operate a layer separate from bash-lambda-layer.