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When updating the allowed-origins list in an existing cors-rule for an s3-bucket, the output from Gyro appears to be entirely deleting the existing cors-rule and creating a new cors-rule with the new allowed-origins list. I expected Gyro to output that only the allowed-origins list was changing. The deletion and creation output makes it more difficult to determine if only my desired update is happening.
Based on the Gyro output, the cors rule appears to be named/idenfitied under the hood by its entire set of configurations, which likely prevents gyro from seeing that only one aspect of the configuration is changing.
When updating the
allowed-origins
list in an existingcors-rule
for ans3-bucket
, the output from Gyro appears to be entirely deleting the existingcors-rule
and creating a newcors-rule
with the newallowed-origins
list. I expected Gyro to output that only theallowed-origins
list was changing. The deletion and creation output makes it more difficult to determine if only my desired update is happening.Based on the Gyro output, the cors rule appears to be named/idenfitied under the hood by its entire set of configurations, which likely prevents gyro from seeing that only one aspect of the configuration is changing.
Example config change:
Current Gyro Up output:
Expected Gyro Up output:
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