feat: relaxing aws provider version constraint for eks-addons #94
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stefanoghinelli
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Jul 17, 2025
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The new constraint is quite permissive considering that the provider is at version 6.3.0, a terraform init could download the latest with possible untested breaking changes. Please:
- Test at least v6.0.0 and v6.3.0 (not just v5.81)
- Evaluate if needed a more safe constraint
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Summary 💡
This PR relaxes the aws eks addons module provider version constraint. This is necessary in case some terraform project use a newer version of the aws provider.
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Description 📝
Changed version constraint in eks_module from
~> 4.67to>= 4.67.Breaking Changes 💔
None
Tests performed 🧪
Performed a terraform init and terraform plan with aws provider v5.81
Future work 🔧
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