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I had been facing the same issue. I started off with this Lambda lab in the AWS Workshops and came across the same error.
I would just like to add that the answer was helpful. For me, the first option - updating the SAM CLI version - worked and the rest of the lab went on without a hitch.
pip install aws-sam-cli --upgrade
The other possible reasons could also affect the outcome of the lab.
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SAM CLI Version: Check the version of the SAM CLI you are using. AWS updates these tools frequently and sometimes older versions may not work as expected. To check the version, run sam --version. If your SAM CLI is not up-to-date, consider updating it using pip: pip install aws-sam-cli --upgrade.
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JSON File: Check the JSON file that's being parsed. It appears the JSON file may have been improperly formatted, with some "extra" data. JSON files are particularly sensitive to correct syntax, so even a trailing comma or a misplaced bracket could cause an issue. You can use an online JSON validator to verify the file is properly formatted.
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Internet Connection: SAM CLI downloads the templates from the internet. So, ensure you have a stable internet connection. If your network is unstable or slow, the downloaded JSON might be incomplete leading to the error.
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Access rights: SAM CLI needs appropriate permissions to be able to create necessary resources for your app. Ensure you have the necessary permissions on your AWS account.
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Cloud9 Environment: Sometimes, issues can arise from the specific Cloud9 environment. If everything else appears to be in order, you might try creating a new environment and running the command there.
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Thanks for posting this , AWS really needs to allow create bugs/ issues for the AWS workshops , Other day i was struggling for one of the other workshops related to AWS Glue