Fix image resizing Lambda function - resolve variable errors and #52
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…ove error handling - Fixed undefined 'resized_path' variable in download_and_resize function - Removed duplicate upload operation that was happening twice - Added target_bucket parameter to download_and_resize function - Improved error handling for non-image files - Tested with both image and non-image files
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Summary
Fixed critical bugs in the image resizing Lambda function that were preventing resized images from being created and displayed properly.
Issues Fixed
resized_pathvariable indownload_and_resizefunction (line 61)target_bucketparameter todownload_and_resizefunctionTesting
Before/After
Before: Resized images showed "(bytes)" without actual file sizes in the web interface
After: Resized images display proper file sizes and are accessible via presigned URLs