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Any idea how to get rid of this warning? I don't want to disable the warning if it's a valid issue, but I can't figure out if I did something wrong from the - very limited - API documentation regarding lambda environment variables

Hello! Yep, just change that to the following:
```lambda.FunctionEnvironmentArgs{
  Variables: pulumi.StringMap{
    // ...
  },
}```
That'll get rid of the warning.

For background, that's a warning generated by Go's default linter set. They consider `Foo{x}`  less desirable than `Foo{Bar: x}` because if `Foo` adds a new field, the former will stop compiling. So for exported types, they recommend the latter.

<@U04LNJEQHDJ> Super! Thank you. I was reading online about this message and figured that probably something was missing but couldn't figure out what. Where did you find that the missing piece was "Variables" if I may ask?

<@U05095YK12M> Certainly! I looked up the API reference for the lambda package: here's the section on <https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/pulumi/pulumi-aws/sdk/v5@v5.34.0/go/aws/lambda#FunctionEnvironmentArgs|FunctionEnvironmentArgs>

Thank you <@U04LNJEQHDJ>, I appreciate the the insight :bulb: It'll help me in the future :blush: