Chris Kelly

+1 on this working correctly.

Same issue here, commenting out the undefined detection worked for me as well. Same as Charles, lots of retries.

@scoobyshi nice! This works perfectly for me.

Could we check for the presence of whitelistedKeys and use that as the trigger to filter keys instead of having to use a separate boolean?

I'm experiencing this as well, attempting to change from one custom role to another custom role for access.

A default of one would be nice, but as an infracost user I would be happy to either add an annotation to the file. e.g.: ```hcl #infracost:expected-count(4) data "aws_availability_zones" "available"...

Hello! We're using postgres and would like to use elementary, and I can help out some. This has been quiet for a few weeks. @kouridis are you still working this...

Seeing this here as well, I have an open support ticket with Sentry to try and figure this out too.

Support sent me to the idea to use a tag, and then filter on that tag, here is our workaround. ```ruby # app/controllers/application_controller.rb def route_not_found Sentry.set_tags("http.response_code": 404) render file: Rails.public_path.join("404.html"),...

The ability to configure some logging output here would go a long way. We're running in AWS as an ECS Service: loglines one an hour that showed data like either...