v4.5.0

4.5.0 (2024-01-31)

Features (#400) (0148340)

• The following variables have been removed force_delete, force_delete_key_ring, existing_key_map, as its now possible to pass them as part of a new input variable list called keys. This has replaced the old variables key_map and existing_key_map as it supports creating key in existing and new key rings using a boolean. See updated usage on how to consume module.
  Current infrastructure will not be impacted when updating to this version if migration to new usage is done correctly. For example:

  In previous versions:

  key_map = {
    "key-ring-name-1" = ["key-1", "key-2"]
  }
  
  existing_key_map = {
    "key-ring-name-2" = ["key-3", "key-4"]
  }

  In this version:

  keys = [
    {
      key_ring_name = "key-ring-name-1"
      keys = [
        {
          key_name = "key-1"
        },
        {
          key_name = "key-2"
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      key_ring_name = "key-ring-name-2"
      existing_key_ring = true
      keys = [
        {
          key_name = "key-3"
        },
        {
          key_name = "key-4"
        }
      ]
    }
  ]

  In addition, the output of the module has changed to now only have one "keys" output. below is an example of how the output has changed:

  Older versions:

  module.kms_all_inclusive.keys["key-ring-name-1.key-1"]
  module.kms_all_inclusive.keys["key-ring-name-1.key-2"]
  module.kms_all_inclusive.existing_key_ring_keys["existing-key-ring.key-3"]
  module.kms_all_inclusive.existing_key_ring_keys["existing-key-ring.key-4"]
  module.kms_all_inclusive.key_protect_guid

  This version:

  module.kms_all_inclusive.keys["key-ring-name-1.key-1"]
  module.kms_all_inclusive.keys["key-ring-name-1.key-2"]
  module.kms_all_inclusive.keys["existing-key-ring.key-3"]
  module.kms_all_inclusive.keys["existing-key-ring.key-4"]
  module.kms_all_inclusive.kms_guid