chore: define nat gateway routes outside of aws_route_table resources in samples and modules #354
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Summary
Changes
This change ensures that the NAT Gateway routes for private route tables are declared in
aws_route
resources, instead of through theaws_route_table
resource that creates the route table. The rationale for this is that the way it's done now does not allow users to add their own routes to these route tables outside of theaws_route_table
resource's route declarations.User experience
Users that are basing their infrastructure off of the samples and have their own routes defined for the private route tables will no longer see their additions getting removed by Terraform incorrectly.
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I have tested the changes for the Horde sample.
No changes in documentation are necessary.
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