fix: Use the specified region to retrieve the current AWS region #348
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Description
This PR fixes an issue in the
aws_region
data source by correctly utilizing thevar.region
variable to ensure the correct AWS region is retrieved. Previously, the region was hardcoded or incorrectly referenced, leading to potential mismatches or unexpected behaviors.Motivation and Context
Using a hardcoded or incorrectly referenced AWS region can result in deployments occurring in unintended regions, potentially causing resource conflicts or compliance issues. By using the existing
var.region
, this change ensures consistency and correctness in the configuration.#347
Breaking Changes
No breaking changes introduced. This modification simply corrects the region reference.
How Has This Been Tested?
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