fix: missing environment variables in dependencies #350
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Almenon
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Sep 8, 2024
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opened up a PR for new release: #353 |
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Thanks a ton ! |
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This has been published in the v1.19.0 release, which was just released |
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Description
A terragrunt file that uses
get_env("SOME_ENV_VAR")and is a dependency to another one will get an error saying the env var does not exist. It works on files that are not a dependency.This happens because the
getDependenciesfunction does not supply the environment variables to its recursive calls in this case.Security Implications
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