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@cumulus/hello-world

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@cumulus/hello-world

@cumulus/hello-world contains code for a lambda function returning javascript object:

{ hello: "Hello World" }

Hello World can also be used to test failure and retry behavior. This task does not require any parameters but can take an optional fail flag, which when set to true can force the task to fail.

The passOnRetry parameter can be used to test your workflow retry configuration. If set to true with fail as true, when retried (according to the workflow configuration), the task will pass. bucket and execution parameters are required to write the state information to S3 to support this.

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Cumulus is a cloud-based data ingest, archive, distribution and management prototype for NASA's future Earth science data streams.

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