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For the renderMerchPrintfiles Lambda, this new top-level import is executed via renderMerchPrintfiles.ts importing withSetup, but I checked that backend/serverless.yml excludes renderMerchPrintfiles from the Datadog plugin layers and backend/webpack.config.js externalizes dd-trace. That combination leaves this excluded function with a runtime require('dd-trace') but no bundled or layer-provided module, so cold starts will fail with Cannot find module 'dd-trace' before the handler runs. Limit this tracer import to functions that receive the Datadog layer, or ensure dd-trace is bundled/provided for the excluded function too.
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Putting the tracer import in withSetup caused functions excluded from the Datadog plugin (like renderMerchPrintfiles) to fail with "Cannot find module 'dd-trace'" on cold start. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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