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Does greengrass support lamda in python 3 ?

Can we write the lambda function in python 3 for deploying in green grass core?

Topics: Internet of Things (IoT)
Tags: AWS IoT Greengrass
Language: English

mockingBird

asked 7 years ago298 views

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Hi MockingBird,

Currently we don't support Python 3. I made a note of your feature request.

Thanks,
Keagen

KR-AWS

answered 7 years ago

Thanks

mockingBird

answered 7 years ago

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Does greengrass support lamda in python 3 ?

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