[question] deno bundle deprecated - deno compile and a different approach?

[GeoffWilliams]

I have been trying to publish a deno lambda and noticed during build I was getting warning:

⚠️ Warning: `deno bundle` is deprecated and will be removed in Deno 2.0.
Use an alternative bundler like "deno_emit", "esbuild" or "rollup" instead.

This led me to denoland/deno#11073 and I found out deno compile can be used to build a static executable containing the deno runtime and all app codes and dependencies.

Since this repo takes the approach to run the deno command directly I don't think the using compile will work. AWS allows a file bootstrap to be executed automatically so I wonder if a simpler technique compatible with future deno roadmap is to just use deno compile to produce bootstrap, and then have user code import the event loop as a module and then copy and paste a main function?

I was able to make this approach work and have a hello world example that can be deployed with terraform. The entrypoint for user code is app.ts and the event loop is in lambda.ts: https://github.com/GeoffWilliams/deno-lambda-terraform

Is this heading in the right direction? If so is there scope to include in this repo?