Resolves Python 3.13 compatibility issues for the EventBridge webhook lambda code #2843
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Makes it compatible with Python 3.13. The cgi library had been deprecated prior to 3.13 and was no longer a viable import.
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Description of changes:
The configuration for the eventbridge-webhooks/2-github was updated to use the python3.13 runtime environment, however, prior to python 3.13 the "cgi" library had been deprecated and is no longer a valid import. The code has been updated to remove the cgi library and parse the event input without it.
Additionally, the "aws-secretsmanager-caching" dependency has been added to the requirements.txt files. This had been missing and caused a runtime error.
I have validated that the GitHub lambda code works, but have not personally tried the Twillio or Stripe code.
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