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I can't see a good reason why that doesn't work. Unless the account details you're using at the CLI aren't the same as in the Lambda function. You can use aws sts get-caller-identity
and the equivalent boto3 call to confirm.
Note that you don't have to supply credentials within a Lambda function - it's much better practice to create a role which has the right permissions for that Lambda function specifically so that you don't have hard-coded credentials. If you're making cross-account calls then you can do that too.
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Removing the credentials resolved the problem as my lambda role already had AWSWAFReadOnlyAccess. Thanks for the swift response!