Aws-sdk-net: Lambda1002 always warns invalid property Qualifier

[berkeleybross]

Expected Behavior

A valid Lambda Function Qualifier such as "production" or "$LATEST" should not raise a warning

Current Behavior

When compiling, with a valid qualifier string

It produces a compile warning and flags in Visual Studio:

warning Lambda1002: Value "$LATEST" does not match required pattern "(|[a-zA-Z0-9$_-]+)" for property Qualifier

Possible Solution

It looks like the regex has a spurious "|" at the start

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

var request = new InvokeRequest { FunctionName = "FUNCTION", Qualifier = "$LATEST", InvocationType = InvocationType.Event, LogType = LogType.None, Payload = payload };

Context

Unable to compile when warnings as errors is on, and have to #pragma warning disable Lambda1002

Your Environment

AWSSDK.Lambda Version="3.3.16.5"
Visual Studio 2017 (15.8.7)
.Net Core 2.1
Windows 10

[klaytaybai]

@berkeleybross, thanks for reporting this. I believe that you're right in thinking this is a bug. I'll bring it up in a meeting in a few minutes

[klaytaybai]

We're waiting on a resolution from the Lambda team, which could overwrite any patch the .NET SDK team does at any time, but they are probably swamped with re:Invent preparation. I'll inquire again as to whether we can do a short term patch from our team while waiting on the proper response. Thank you for your patience.

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