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TF-11115, TF-11117, TF-11116] Adding object store details to output #296

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@kkavish kkavish commented Dec 10, 2024

Adding object store details to output

Jira TF-11115
Jira TF-11116
Jira TF-11117

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@kkavish kkavish changed the title TF-11115, TF-11117, TF-11116] Adding object store connection string to output TF-11115, TF-11117, TF-11116] Adding object store details to output Dec 10, 2024
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Just wondering: Would it make sense to keep the structure in the output? i.e. not add two outputs, but only one, which contains two fields?

That would communicate that the fields belong together.

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kkavish commented Dec 10, 2024

Just wondering: Would it make sense to keep the structure in the output? i.e. not add two outputs, but only one, which contains two fields?

That would communicate that the fields belong together.

Makes sense.

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@nikolasrieble nikolasrieble merged commit c799c75 into hashicorp:main Dec 10, 2024
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