Grant Lambda self-invoke IAM permission for process_repositories fan-out#2556
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Grant Lambda self-invoke IAM permission for process_repositories fan-out#2556hiroshinishio merged 1 commit intomainfrom
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Summary
process_repositoriesfans out work with one asynclambda:InvokeFunctioncall per repository, but the Lambda execution role did not have permission to invoke itself.LambdaSelfInvokeAccessinline policy scoped to the function's own ARN so the fan-out actually runs.Social Media Post (GitAuto)
Scheduled repository runs now fan out reliably
process_repositoriescan now launch one async invocation per repo without IAM errors