fix(query): be able to check default_tags on multiple providers#4839
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Great observation, @jycamier 🙂 Thank you so much for contributing!
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Context
In the query
aws/resource_not_using_tags, the query contains the following functioncheck_default_tags { common_lib.valid_key(input.document[_].provider[_].default_tags, "tags") } else = false { true }This function is only able to test if there's a single provider.
the payload
{ "document": [ { "file": "/Users/jycamier/workspace/terraform/00_network_tgw/toto/provider.tf", "id": "012c8e85-a9ee-405b-9294-2b589e389330", "provider": { "aws": { "alias": "foobar", "default_tags": { "tags": { "foo": "bar" } }, "profile": "foobar", "region": "eu-west-3" } } } ] }input.document.provider.awsis a struct so all is fine.If you're using more than one provider :
{ "document": [ { "file": "/Users/jycamier/workspace/terraform/00_network_tgw/toto/provider.tf", "id": "796949ef-7c5b-479d-a99c-eb660eedd5bc", "provider": { "aws": [ { "alias": "foobar", "default_tags": { "tags": { "foo": "bar" } }, "profile": "foobar", "region": "eu-west-3" }, { "alias": "foobar2", "default_tags": { "tags": { "foo": "foobar2" } }, "profile": "foobar2", "region": "eu-west-3" } ] } } ] }input.document.provider.awsbecome an array of struct in this case and the rego function isn't able to access todefault_tags.Proposed Changes
input.document.provider.awsas our rules is impact only aws resourcesdefault_tagsif we've more than one aws providersI submit this contribution under the Apache-2.0 license.