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The gem seems to assume that the user is managing declaration of ssm_root_path and key values in such a way that eliding these values always results in a valid ssm parameter key. Also, it is not very clear whether or not ssm_root_path is required (it's not).
I propose we treat SSM_ROOT_PATH and key query strings much like filenames in unix shell:
if a key starts with a forward slash, it is treadted as a fully qualified ssm object key
if a key does not start with a forward slash, and @ssm_root_path is defined, then @ssm_root_path is prefixed to it to form a fully qualified ssm object key
if a key does not start with a forward slash, and @ssm_root_path is NOT defined, then an exception is raised
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The gem seems to assume that the user is managing declaration of
ssm_root_path
andkey
values in such a way that eliding these values always results in a valid ssm parameter key. Also, it is not very clear whether or notssm_root_path
is required (it's not).I propose we treat SSM_ROOT_PATH and key query strings much like filenames in unix shell:
@ssm_root_path
is defined, then@ssm_root_path
is prefixed to it to form a fully qualified ssm object key@ssm_root_path
is NOT defined, then an exception is raisedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: