fix(terraform/k8s-secrets): filtering secrets without versions#423
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…a bash script to filter secrets
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This PR allows to handle secrets with no secret versions (PIN-8629).
In details, the
aws_secretsmanager_secret_version.filtereddata source uses afor_eachmeta argument to obtain the latest secret version for every secret obtained by theaws_secretsmanager_secret.tagged_objectdata source.However, if a secret has no secret versions, the
aws_secretsmanager_secret_version.filtereddata source ends up in error.Unfortunately, there is no way to understand if a secret has a secret version based on its attributes.
The only way to filter secrets to get only those with at least one secret version is to use a data external that runs a bash script.
Such script checks, for each secret taken as input, if the secret has at least one version: if so, it adds the name of the secret to the output list.
Finally, it returns the output list (containing the name of the secrets having at least one version) as json string.