docs: add more examples to filter.md for prefix/suffix #233
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Thanks a lot for theses tests and explanations 🙏🏻 Very clear |
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@all-contributors please add @psedge for doc |
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I've put up a pull request to add @psedge! 🎉 |
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Description
I reached out on Discord asking about how to use wildcards in
.driftignoreand was pointed towards trying to use JMES filters first. This PR adds two new examples tofilter.mdwhich show use ofstarts_withandends_withfor filtering resources based on prefixes and suffixes respectively.Use of the wildcard operator appears to be limited to iteration over a list as opposed to string matching on a property, so these functions might be the limit. I'd love if someone can prove me wrong though!
Attempted JMES:
!(Type=='aws_iam_role' && Id=='AWS*'- does not excludeaws_iam_role.AWSServiceRoleForX.