Hi hello. Is there any particularly inhabited irc room to discuss AWS related questions? Like this one, but about AWS.
ah, it's double-hash-aws trick. thanks :)
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howdy all, I'm writing a plugin and am struggling with how to approach a part of the schema
specifically, I'd like to be able to pass an arbitrary hash of k/v pairs from the config file to the resource
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its an optional_args hash and I know that I won't be able to enumerate all of the possible or probably keys so having an explicit map[string] of schema.String isn't going to work
I was looking at schema.TypeSet but that doesn't seem like it would work, its just a set with no k/v concept
I can do a TypeList of map[string]string and have two keys in the map be