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It sounds like you're encountering a discrepancy between the runtime options available in the AWS Toolkit for Rider and those available through other methods like the AWS CLI or directly in the AWS Management Console.
There could be a few reasons why you're seeing only Node.js runtimes in the AWS Toolkit for Rider:
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Missing AWS Lambda Runtimes: It's possible that the AWS Toolkit for Rider hasn't been updated to include all available Lambda runtimes. This could be due to a delay in updating the toolkit to support newer runtimes like .NET 8.
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Configuration Issue: There may be a configuration issue with your AWS Toolkit for Rider installation that's causing it to not recognize or display certain Lambda runtimes.
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IDE Integration Issue: There could be an integration issue between JetBrains Rider and the AWS Toolkit specifically related to runtime selection.
Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the issue:
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Update AWS Toolkit for Rider: Make sure you have the latest version of the AWS Toolkit for Rider installed. Check for any available updates and install them if necessary.
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Check AWS Toolkit Configuration: Review the configuration settings in the AWS Toolkit for Rider to ensure they are correctly set up, including AWS credentials and region settings.
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File Bug Report: If you're confident that the AWS Toolkit for Rider should support .NET 8 and other runtimes but they're not showing up, consider filing a bug report with JetBrains or the AWS Toolkit team to investigate the issue further.
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Use Command-Line Deployment: As you mentioned, you can use the
dotnet lambda deploy-function
command-line tool to deploy your Lambda function with the desired runtime. This is a valid workaround until the issue with the AWS Toolkit for Rider is resolved. -
Seek Community Support: Reach out to other users of the AWS Toolkit for Rider or JetBrains Rider forums to see if anyone else has encountered similar issues and found a solution.
By taking these steps, you should be able to either resolve the issue with the AWS Toolkit for Rider or find an alternative method for deploying your Lambda functions with the desired runtime.
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