Deprecate using "provider" in favor of "driver" in cloud provider files#24796
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Deprecate using "provider" in favor of "driver" in cloud provider files
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The use of
provider: <provider-engine>has been deprecated in favor ofdriver: <engine-provider>to help reduce confusion in definingprovider: my-ec2-configin the profile file, and thenprovider: ec2in the provider file. This can get confusing pretty quickly. Replacingproviderwithdriverin provider files should help clear up this confusion.Here's an example provider file with the change:
Both options will work until the Nitrogen release of Salt.