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| AI_PROXY_FN_ARN = aws_lambda_function.ai_proxy.arn | ||
| AI_PROXY_FN_URL = aws_lambda_function_url.ai_proxy.function_url | ||
| AI_PROXY_INVOKE_ROLE = aws_iam_role.ai_proxy_invoke_role.arn | ||
| CATCHUP_ETL_ARN = aws_lambda_function.catchup_etl.arn | ||
| INSERT_LOGS2 = "true" |
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Restore CatchupETL ARN in API handler env
This change removes CATCHUP_ETL_ARN from the API handler’s default environment, which is the only in-module wiring from APIHandler to the Catchup ETL Lambda. The API handler role still includes a dedicated CatchupETLInvoke permission (modules/services/iam.tf lines 35-38), so the runtime path is still expected to invoke that function; without this env var, deployments using that path can fail at runtime unless operators manually re-add it via extra_env_vars.APIHandler.
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