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Adds array properties support to parameter store. (#245) #248
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@rmpestano thanks for your contribution!
It looks good to me. Just one more thing are you willing to add this scenario to our samples here? If you don't want to I will do it.
Hey @MatejNedic, thank you for reviewing! I can add the scenario no worries, I let you know if I need any help on that. |
I've added a simple example to the sample app, let me know if you want a more elaborated one like here or if anything else is needed. Cheers! |
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Great job @rmpestano @MatejNedic!
📢 Type of change
📜 Description
This is a draft PR, the approach still needs to be discussed. Right now it's replacing the property names that follow the format
_INDEX_
by[INDEX]
💡 Motivation and Context
The main idea is to be able to represent array properties in aws parameter store params names, details in #245
💚 How did you test it?
📝 Checklist
It can break applications that haveIt shouldn't break any existing apps as we changed only the internal representation of how we store list properties._ANY INTEGER_
pattern in their parameter store param names🔮 Next steps