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When I run step ca provisioner add aws --type AWS --aws-account XXXX I end up with a provisioner configuration that has "instanceAge": "0s". In other words, default instanceAge is “0s”. That ends up meaning “don’t enforce instance age”, which is weird.
I figure that “0s” is the default value for whatever the duration object is in golang… so it’s probably hard to distinguish between “0s” and the value simply not being defined in configuration… but it still feels weird. Is there anything easy we can do to make this more intuitive?
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When I run
step ca provisioner add aws --type AWS --aws-account XXXX
I end up with a provisioner configuration that has"instanceAge": "0s"
. In other words, default instanceAge is “0s”. That ends up meaning “don’t enforce instance age”, which is weird.I figure that “0s” is the default value for whatever the duration object is in golang… so it’s probably hard to distinguish between “0s” and the value simply not being defined in configuration… but it still feels weird. Is there anything easy we can do to make this more intuitive?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: