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When setting var.source_bucket_name, it turns out that it's only setting the bucket name prefix (see here) and not the actual name of the bucket. I'm not sure why the behavior is different given the variable's name and description. The other name variables, var.name and var.iam_role_name, are respected and passed through as the names for those resources, so I'm not sure why it's inconsistent for the s3 bucket. Is this something that y'all would be open to? I am more than happy to contribute this change.
I understand that this proposal will be a breaking change, so we could have another variable var.source_bucket_name_prefix that preserves the original behavior.
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When setting
var.source_bucket_name
, it turns out that it's only setting the bucket name prefix (see here) and not the actual name of the bucket. I'm not sure why the behavior is different given the variable's name and description. The other name variables,var.name
andvar.iam_role_name
, are respected and passed through as the names for those resources, so I'm not sure why it's inconsistent for the s3 bucket. Is this something that y'all would be open to? I am more than happy to contribute this change.I understand that this proposal will be a breaking change, so we could have another variable
var.source_bucket_name_prefix
that preserves the original behavior.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: