Add CRUD support for lambda layers #7204
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| all_layer_versions = [] | ||
| for layer in state.layers.values(): | ||
| if ( | ||
| layer_name in layer.arn |
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Is this really a substring match? Can I list the layer versions of the layer "arn" and get the first one?
The API spec says its the name or arn, could we just extract the name and access by its key?
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…ode of the layer available in the executors
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Adds basic CRUD support for lambda layers into the community offering.
This is only a superficial CRUD-based simulation, i.e. the code won't actually be mounted into the lambda. (This feature is reserved for LocalStack PRO.)