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  • Replace the legacy "attribute-only" splat expressions which use the sequence .* with the newer expression[*]

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Earlier versions of the Terraform language had a slightly different version of splat expressions, which Terraform continues to support for backward compatibility. This older variant is less useful than the modern form described above, and so Hashicorp recommends against using it in new configurations.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Updated the configuration for accessing Kubernetes namespace IDs to improve accuracy.

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The pull request introduces a minor syntactical modification in the Terraform configuration for a Helm release resource. The change updates the way Kubernetes namespace IDs are referenced, specifically replacing the splat expression kubernetes_namespace.default.*.id with the more explicit list access syntax kubernetes_namespace.default[*].id. This change does not alter the underlying logic or functionality of the Terraform resource configuration.

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src/main.tf Updated namespace ID reference syntax from splat expression to list access

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src/main.tf (1)

22-22: Consider adding explicit dependency for clarity.

While the implicit dependency through the namespace attribute works, consider adding an explicit depends_on block for better clarity and maintainability.

 resource "helm_release" "this" {
   count = local.enabled ? 1 : 0
 
   name             = module.this.name
   chart            = var.chart
   repository       = var.repository
   version          = var.chart_version
   namespace        = join("", kubernetes_namespace.default[*].id)
   create_namespace = false
   wait             = var.wait
   atomic           = var.atomic
   cleanup_on_fail  = var.cleanup_on_fail
   timeout          = var.timeout
   values           = [yamlencode(var.values)]
+  depends_on       = [kubernetes_namespace.default]
 }
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src/main.tf (2)

22-22: LGTM! Splat expression update follows best practices.

The change from .* to [*] aligns with HashiCorp's recommended syntax for splat expressions in modern Terraform configurations.


22-22: Verify implicit dependency handling.

The helm_release resource implicitly depends on the kubernetes_namespace through the namespace attribute. Let's verify that Terraform correctly identifies this dependency.

✅ Verification successful

Implicit dependency is correctly handled - no issues found

The code analysis shows that the dependency is properly managed through:

  1. The kubernetes_namespace resource is created conditionally with count
  2. The helm_release correctly references the namespace using splat expression kubernetes_namespace.default[*].id
  3. The create_namespace = false in helm_release ensures it won't try to create the namespace itself

This is a standard and safe pattern in Terraform where the implicit dependency through the namespace attribute will ensure proper ordering of resources.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for explicit dependencies or known issues with similar patterns
# Look for related patterns or issues in the codebase

# Check for any explicit dependencies defined elsewhere
rg -l 'depends_on.*kubernetes_namespace'

# Look for similar namespace reference patterns
rg 'kubernetes_namespace.*\[\*\]'

# Check for any TODO/FIXME comments related to dependencies
rg -i '(TODO|FIXME).*depend'

Length of output: 187


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's analyze the terraform configuration more thoroughly

# Check the full context of the helm_release and kubernetes_namespace resources
rg -A 10 -B 10 'resource "(helm_release|kubernetes_namespace)"' src/main.tf

# Look for any count or for_each meta-arguments that might affect dependencies
rg '(count|for_each).*=.*' src/main.tf

# Check for any lifecycle blocks that might affect dependency behavior
rg 'lifecycle.*{' -A 5 src/main.tf

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@mergify mergify bot added the needs-test Needs testing label Jan 2, 2025
@goruha goruha requested review from a team as code owners January 4, 2025 17:33
@goruha goruha merged commit ba00f3d into cloudposse-terraform-components:main Jan 4, 2025
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goruha commented Jan 4, 2025

@RoseSecurity, thanks for your contribution

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These changes were released in v1.536.0.

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