Martin Atkins

It seems that this issue has grown to represent a couple different use-cases. That's fine (we may choose to split them later if one gets addressed first, but we'll see),...

Hi @MallikharjunaTeja! Thanks for your interest in contributing. The implementation of the feature described here is non-trivial and so if you are interested in working on it then I think...

Hi all! Sorry for the slow response here. I was just reviewing the comments here and it seems like while some of the comments could be considered just a matter...

Thanks for raising the question about the use of quotes, and for the efforts here to uncover whether it represents a practical problem for interoperability with other software. `yamlencode` intentionally...

Hi @herrbpl, In Terraform's architecture, part of the responsibility of a provider is to include rules to recognize the difference between two values that are materially different -- that is,...

I agree that it would be weird for a provider to _itself_ be dealing with YAML. I think the main situations for `yamlencode` are those like the cloud-init example you...

Hi @tomharrisonjr! My request above was to share specific examples of software that doesn't implement YAML in a way that supports the format that Terraform is generating, in which case...

Hi @georgikoemdzhiev! Thanks for sharing that. Do you know which software is ultimately parsing and decoding that YAML document? I see that you are passing it to an AWS provider...

Hi all! Thanks for the interesting discussion here. It feels to me that both this issue and #9448 are covering the same underlying use-case, which I would describe as: the...

I think the person who wrote that blog post was motivated to find an existing registry module with a relatively simple interface so that the module's own complexity wouldn't overwhelm...