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[v0.5.1] Regression with multi-line context entries #309
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This is due to PR #270, in which we updated the goca dependency to retrieve 6.4 OpenNebula changes. Among other changes, the OpenNebula issue that modified the goca behavior regarding character escaping is OpenNebula/one#5785 The change is in |
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Issue opened to the one repository: OpenNebula/one#5914 |
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Terraform Version
1.2.2
Affected Resource(s)
Expected Behavior
A resource with the definition:
creates a context variable like so:
leading to a
.ssh/authorized_keys
file that contains one key per line.Actual Behavior
creates a context variable like so:
leading to a
.ssh/authorized_keys
file that has all keys concatenated in a single line.Steps to Reproduce
Upgrade from version 0.5.0 to 0.5.1
terraform apply
(might need changes to the keys)References
It is reasonable to assume that the Switch to SDKv2 (#161) has introduced this regression, though we haven't done any bisecting yet.
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