When I saw this I thought it would be a deal made in heaven because you have python and js code execution included.\u000a\u000aThis would be a low\u002Dcode serverless solution \u002D just up my alley!\u000a\u000aYet after checking your documentation it seems that all libraries must be pre\u002Dapproved by you before using them. That creates a sub\u002Dobptimal process. Why have you decided that? Is the code not self\u002Dcontained?\u000a\u000aI\u0027d like to buy the largest tier but without this limitation. I\u0027d stack multiple Tier 5 deals if this was removed...

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Hey, great point!\u000aThe reason we pre\u002Dapprove all libraries is that we need to pre\u002Dimport the libraries within the execution environment(s) so that you can use them afterward. As we import the libraries we also validate that the code is not malicious, even though both the execution environment and the JS environments are self\u002Dcontained.\u000a\u000aI understand that it might be an initial overhead for sending us the libraries to import, but:\u000a1. we respond extremely fast\u000a2. if you give us a full list to import once, you will always have them available\u000a\u000aHope this helps and is worth it for you!

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