Fixes #29 - Adjusted variables to check against #43
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I added both "count" and "each" since they are potential dynamics that could be in a resource. This feels a little like it could be more automated to gather the variable context from each resource vs having to define these variables manually. NOTE: This change (and this method of variable definition in contexts in general) introuces false positives. An example is using the 'each' variable in a place where you have not also used the 'for_each' attribute on a resource. The parser language server will PASS but terraform will fail.
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@juliosueiras , this bug is a bit painful, what is the release schedule, blockers, and do you need any help to get a release out with this fix? [Please point me somewhere else where releases are discussed if this is inappropriate.] cc: @endzyme |
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I added both "count" and "each" since they are potential dynamics that
could be in a resource. This feels a little like it could be more
automated to gather the variable context from each resource vs having to
define these variables manually.
NOTE: This change (and this method of variable definition in contexts in
general) introuces false positives. An example is using the 'each'
variable in a place where you have not also used the 'for_each'
attribute on a resource. The parser language server will PASS but
terraform will fail.