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Using sls package leaves the symlinked folder in the directory #3

@JoeAlamo

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@JoeAlamo

Hey there,

First of all, thanks for this plugin. Found it really useful with our setup to eliminate the use of function layers for common code - made it much easier to manage.

One thing I've found though, is that if you use sls package to create a package artifact of your microservice, the common symlink remains in your microservice folder.

I have worked around this via .gitignore, but it would be preferable if the plugin deleted the symlink itself after a successful package.

It seems a deploy --package <packagedir> afterwards cleans it up. I guess there is a post-package event this plugin could hook into to do the cleanup there?

Thanks,

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