fix(iam): cannot grant lambda:InvokeFunction on ManagedPolicy or Policy via grantInvoke()
method
#32984
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Issue # (if applicable)
Closes #32980.
Reason for this change
lambda.Function.grantInvoke()
throws an error when aManagedPolicy
or aPolicy
is passed.It should add a policy statement to grant
lambda:InvokeFunction
on the policy document.Description of changes
Implement
IPrincipal
directly onManagedPolicy
andPolicy
likeGroup
.policyFragment
returns a dummy policy fragment andPolicyStatment
throws an error when aManagedPolicy
or aPolicy
is specified asprincipal
ornotPrincipal
.Describe any new or updated permissions being added
N/A
Description of how you validated changes
Updated unit tests and integ tests to confirm
grantInvoke()
works.Checklist
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