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	# 1. Build zip file of compiled source code
	zip_path="PATH_TO_COMPILED_ZIPFILE"

	# 2. Upload zip file to AWS S3 so that we can point to it when calling `update-function-code`
	bucket="lambda-zips"
	function_name="test-function"
	commit=(git rev-parse HEAD)
	# This destination key is important because it will determine where we look for code when calling `update-function-code`
	# You want to include this information about the current state of the code in it. a git SHA isn't a bad idea
	dst_key="${function_name}/${commit}.zip"

	apiVersion: lambda-deployment.keeptruckin.com/v1
	kind: LambdaDeployment
	metadata:
	name: lambda-deployment-test-function-preview
	spec:
	# We control the lambda environment using the ARN
	functionARN: arn:aws:lambda:us-east-1:123:function:test-function-preview
	# These will be used to construct the key for the zip file uploaded to S3
	functionName: test-function
	# The SHA of the current HEAD commit

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	func changedFn() {
	fmt.Println("Nothing to do here")
	}
	// TODO: Change this function to make a downstream call which needs a context.Context.
	// func changedFn(ctx context.Context) {
	// fmt.Println("Do some important work...")
	// // Now also make a DB call
	// makeDBCall(ctx, "Some important data!")
	// }
	// NOTE:

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