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@mbailey no worries! I reviewed on your behalf 😄
@mbailey what do you think about using an env variable that follow this style `$_bma_{func}_expand_fields` e.g. `$_bma_instances_expand_fields` to expand the query fields ?
Good start! If `jq` is a dependency, it seems like it could be OK to use in our functions. It would give a lot more flexibility when jmespath is lacking....
Can we prioritize this ? cc: @jrhouston @claire-labry
I hit a similar issue when trying to get the `account_id` which is available using the [REST API](https://api.cloudflare.com/#accounts-list-accounts). https://gist.github.com/nitrocode/c5be3e043623c26c4048d39a9c4dd9b7 Hope this helps people while we wait for a cloudflare data...
@zippolyte is there a way to get the id and public_id in order to manually add it to the terraform state ?
It looks like this API response returns the public id https://docs.datadoghq.com/api/latest/organizations/#list-your-managed-organizations https://gist.github.com/nitrocode/e5021739969dc20564b24fa4e43cf803 Then that can be used to reconstruct the `terraform.tfstate` to manually import the resource. ``` terraform state push...
cc: @jrhouston for visibility
Yes, the AWS EKS cluster is using the `v1alpha1` `apiVersion` ```bash ⨠aws eks get-token --cluster-name "" | jq .apiVersion "client.authentication.k8s.io/v1alpha1" ```
Same issue. I starred @grant's link. My workaround for now... ``` clasp push clasp open ``` and then manually publish a new version.