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312 route 53 default record name #969
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// and keep AWS happy. | ||
recordName := d.Get("name").(string) | ||
zoneName := strings.Trim(zoneRecord.HostedZone.Name, ".") | ||
if ok := strings.HasSuffix(recordName, zoneName); !ok { |
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Since you aren't using ok
elsewhere, you can just boolean this:
if !strings.HasSuffix(recordName, zoneName) {
// ...
}
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done
Nice, LGTM! |
312 route 53 default record name
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First pass at fixing #312.
This will allow AWS Route53 Records to simply specify a subdomain and not the fully qualified name:
Given a zone:
this change then supports the current:
and shorter:
both result in a Route53 record with name
www.example.com
.