Intrinsic Function Long form to short form after new update

[bruceliqin]

Parsing the below template functions normally until the recent update to the new GoLang Version:
!Join [!Ref Param1, "Val2"] -> Fn::Join: [Ref: Param1 Val2]

After the new update, it fails to parse the Ref Intrinsic function and outputs the below:
Fn::Join:[Param1 Val2]

[rubenfonseca]

@bruceliqin thank you so much for reporting this. We're a little pressed on time, so one thing that could help us immensely would be to provide us with a snippet of code where you parse a sample template that clearly shows the failing case.

Would you be able to help us with this?

[scottiedog45]

If someone picks this up, there is some example code on a possibly related issue I posted

[bruceliqin]

I am using the below code as I would like to preserve the intrinsic functions:

var test map[string]interface{}
opts := &intrinsics.ProcessorOptions{
	NoProcess: true,
}
output, _ := intrinsics.ProcessYAML(testData, opts)

[bruceliqin]

I am expecting

!Join [!Ref Param1, "Val2"] -> Fn::Join: [Ref: Param1 Val2]

But instead I get Fn::Join:[Param1 Val2]

[bruceliqin]

Hello, wanted to see if there is any updates on this issue

[rubenfonseca]

Can you please try version 7.8.1 that we just released to see if it fixes the problem?