[bugfix] aws_controltower_landing_zone: Fixes issue where updates are always detected for manifest retentionDays
attribute
#43971
+81
−3
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Description
Resolves an issue in the
aws_controltower_landing_zone
resource where the attributeretentionDays
in the landing zone manifest needs to be defined as an integer in order to create or update the resource.However it is converted to a string when the manifest is read from AWS so drift is always detected unless you modify your local manifest to set the attribute as a string. But then you can not update the resource again without changing it to a integer.
Relations
Relates #35763
References
Output from Acceptance Testing
I'm not able to run acceptance tests for control tower in my sandbox environment, I have written the test though and the logic I think makes sense. It was mentioned in the docs that the tests can be run on your side so if that is possible, that would be great!
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