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You're supposed to use lambdaLocal.watch([the options dict], port). You can then use the callback options to get the context. You can't use a promise in this case.

You are right this isn't documented

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Hey, thank you for your answer, but i think i did not get the correct advise here to use it.

Are you saying that it should be implemented like this:

lambdaLocal.watch(
	{
		lambdaPath: path.join(__dirname, '../../bin/lambda/router.js'),
		profilePath: '~/.aws/credentials',
		profileName: 'development',
		timeoutMs: 3000,
	},
	8008
)

Sorry to bother, but i also checked the implementation and can only see references to opts.port which is part of the options and not second parameter for watch.

Do you see a chance to share an example for this? i do not find a correct implementation solution with reverse engineering here.

Thanks a lot!

Patrick

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Basically i mixed options assignment and this does not work, either passing per commandline or via JSON-Options ist working.

I have it running now with:

lambda-local -l bin/lambda/index.js -P ~/.aws/credentials -p development --watch 8008 --envfile .env.test

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