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resource/aws_api_gateway_rest_api: Allowed for binary media types update #1600
resource/aws_api_gateway_rest_api: Allowed for binary media types update #1600
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LGTM, I just left you a few comments of low importance there.
// Remove every binary media types. Simpler to remove and add new ones, | ||
// since there are no replacings. | ||
for _, v := range old { | ||
m := v.(string) |
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Nitpick, but I'd call this variable mt
(assuming it means "media type").
m := v.(string) | ||
operations = append(operations, &apigateway.PatchOperation{ | ||
Op: aws.String("remove"), | ||
Path: aws.String(fmt.Sprintf("/%s/%s", prefix, strings.Replace(m, "/", "~1", -1))), |
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Do you think it's worth decoupling the escaping logic into a separate function, e.g. to structures.go
? I did something very similar in the K8S provider:
hashicorp/terraform-provider-kubernetes@c2d73ca
}) | ||
} | ||
} | ||
} |
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Computing the difference, instead of removing all old ones & adding all new ones would be a bit more efficient, but the user probably won't ever have too long list of types, so it probably doesn't matter too much - so feel free to ignore me.
thinking out laud 🤔
Just pushed changes:
If it's ok for you, feel free to merge, or comment and I'll do 😄 Thanks Radek! |
…update resource/aws_api_gateway_rest_api: Allowed for binary media types update
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Fixes #1594
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