Version are not 1 about geo-layer

[vincentsarago]

😢 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60824745/aws-delete-lambda-layer-still-retains-layer-version-history

I guess this easiest thing will be to rename the layer so we don't run into this.

@kylebarron is this ok for you ? (you might not use this layer right now anyway)

[kylebarron]

I ended up creating my own layers temporarily. So you can change naming if you need to

[kylebarron]

When I was publishing layers yesterday, it seemed like it'll start numbering from 1 if the layer name has never been used before. So since I'd published a layer ending in cogeo but not geo it started from 1 for me.

But not sure it's possible to delete a layer

[vincentsarago]

@kylebarron you can delete layers but somehow AWS keep tracks of them!

[kylebarron]

I think delete probably just means hide. Because as that SO answer said, layers are immutable, so I don't think it's possible to modify a layer's code once it's been assigned an identifier

[kylebarron]

Otherwise since layers can be public you could hack into other people's code by publishing a layer and then changing it with some evil code

[vincentsarago]

fixed in #7