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Update vpc-go-sdk module and introduce the new SecurityGroupRule types #2603
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Bump vpc-go-sdk and replace all with icmp_tcp_udp
Karthik-K-N 61c34a8
Add support for new SGR protocols in VPC
Pacho20 e642bf6
Add support for new SGR protocols in PowerVS
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add new sgr to powervs v1beta3
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fix checkSecurityGroupRuleProtocol logs
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make individualSgrRegexp a variable
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Is it safe to directly deref the pointer? is it non nil always?
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Yes, it should be safe. If you check the API docs, these values are marked as always included. Without the direction and protocol fields, the rule would not make sense at all. Besides that the same pattern is used for all the other SGR types.
https://cloud.ibm.com/apidocs/vpc/latest#get-security-group