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feat: Cross-account DNS and ACM resource creation #114
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add changes made from the pre-commit and the recommended PR guidelines
the coniguration_aliases is enough to make this work without the default provider blocks
@dannyibishev Thank you for the initial PR. |
## [4.1.0](v4.0.1...v4.1.0) (2022-08-26) ### Features * Cross-account DNS and ACM resource creation ([#114](#114)) ([e24bb59](e24bb59))
This PR is included in version 4.1.0 🎉 |
I am having difficulty getting an example included in this PR to work When looking at main.tf, i do not see these providers located in resource sections. Am I missing something? How do I use this for cross-account? Thanks |
@OneBadSanta |
@antonbabenko Thanks for the response. Right. I understand what you're saying. In that the module needs to be split apart in order to use 2 different providers. For me personally, this seems to miss the point of the usefulness of having a module for this purpose. I guess the question how is it possible that example one even works? The resources do not in v4.1.0 do not have multiple providers. There is no mention of aws.acm and aws.dns, only the global default aws.
Am I missing something? Does my questions make sense? Thanks |
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Follow up for #108
Fixes #108
PS: I had no push access to the original fork, so I have created this PR instead.