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Add datasource_template_file_list - #13
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Adding
datasource_template_file_list. This is similar todatasource_template_fileandresource_template_dir, except instead of creating a rendered file, it returns an overall hash of the entire directory, plus a list of:This allows the file contents to be used in other resources.
Example use case is the AWS
ssm_documentresource. When dealing with many of these documents, instead of creating assm_documentfor every document, it's easier to pass in a list of documents.Example usage:
Previously, I was using the powershell below to retrieve this list, but this seems a cleaner approach, as it's not reliant on an external executable:
Not sure if this is the correct provider / naming for this, or if it should be under
external