Add example of referencing the Default Global Ruleset #239
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| data "pagerduty_ruleset" "default_global" { | ||
| name = "Default Global" | ||
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Can you remove the w here?
website/docs/d/ruleset.html.markdown
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| @@ -46,6 +46,14 @@ resource "pagerduty_ruleset_rule" "foo" { | |||
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| ### Default Global Ruleset | |||
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Can you add an hcl here so that the syntax highlights correctly?
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@stmcallister updated! |
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Most certainly! |
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It wasn't exactly clear how to reference the default global ruleset, but I realized I could query the API to find the name of the ruleset:
This showed me the name, which is "Default Global." In hindsight, this now makes sense looking at the PagerDuty dashboard, but it wasn't clear before I looked at the API response. I thought this would help others like me!