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Jimp callback doesn't finish in AWS lambda
See original GitHub issueI have been trying to get Jimp to run in a lambda function. When I try to push it to a lambda function, I don’t get the Jimp image. I get <Jimp pending... >. My guess is the callback never finished. Why does a callback finish im a local machine for this library and not AWS lambda?
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My motivation is because there are no native deps. That makes lambda deployments easier.
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