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I've encountered an issue with the generated infracost-usage.yml file when executing the command infracost breakdown --path . --sync-usage-file --usage-file infracost-usage.yml. Specifically, the comments for the aws_rds_cluster.postgresql.read_requests_per_sec and aws_rds_cluster.postgresql.write_requests_per_sec parameters appear to be mistakenly swapped. Here is the relevant portion of the generated file:
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# write_requests_per_sec: 0 # Total number of reads per second for the cluster.# read_requests_per_sec: 0 # Total number of writes per second for the cluster.
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As you can see, the comment for write_requests_per_sec incorrectly states it's for the "Total number of reads per second" when it should refer to writes, and similarly, the comment for read_requests_per_sec incorrectly states it's for the "Total number of writes per second" when it should refer to reads.
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Hello,
I've encountered an issue with the generated
infracost-usage.yml
file when executing the commandinfracost breakdown --path . --sync-usage-file --usage-file infracost-usage.yml
. Specifically, the comments for theaws_rds_cluster.postgresql.read_requests_per_sec
andaws_rds_cluster.postgresql.write_requests_per_sec
parameters appear to be mistakenly swapped. Here is the relevant portion of the generated file:As you can see, the comment for
write_requests_per_sec
incorrectly states it's for the "Total number of reads per second" when it should refer to writes, and similarly, the comment forread_requests_per_sec
incorrectly states it's for the "Total number of writes per second" when it should refer to reads.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: