Set environment variables before requiring module #137
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In Lambda, the process.env variables are set at the very beginning before anything is run. `run` needs to set `process.env` before it requires the handler, otherwise the handler's script file or dependencies cannot do initialization using the env variables outside of the handler itself.
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In Lambda, the process.env variables are set at the very beginning before anything is run.
runneeds to setprocess.envbefore it requires the handler, otherwise the handler's script file or dependencies cannot do initialization using the env variables outside of the handler itself.