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Add resource "aws_iam_policy_attachment" to attach a managed policy to users, roles, or groups #2395
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👍 thanks a lot @graycoder |
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@catsby anyone from hashicorp able to review this? This is a feature we really need as well, so we're grabbing this branch to play with. |
roles := expandStringList(d.Get("roles").(*schema.Set).List()) | ||
groups := expandStringList(d.Get("groups").(*schema.Set).List()) | ||
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if users == nil && roles == nil && groups == nil { |
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The method expandStringList
calls make([]*string, ...)
and returns the result. Even that slice is empty, it's not nil
, so this block will never evaluate to true
, yeah?
Some nit-picks, otherwise seems good 👍 |
I believe I took care of all the concerns, but please let me know if anyone sees anything else 😺 |
Thanks @graycoder , this looks good to me |
Add resource "aws_iam_policy_attachment" to attach a managed policy to users, roles, or groups
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This implements #2100
It follows similar logic as #2273
It attaches a managed policy to users, roles, and/or groups.