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feat: subnet output created to be consumed by terraform-base-ocp-vpc module #427
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I don't think the word cluster should be used anywhere here. This is the VPC module which is completely independent of any cluster. All we are doing is outputting subnets in a particular format
Thank you for mentioning this @ocofaigh. I will remove the word cluster. |
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… with the `terraform-base-ocp-vpc` module (terraform-ibm-modules#427)
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This is to simplify the subnet output to be consumed by terraform-base-ocp-vpc module.
Refer Issue 399
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