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    • Added AWS provider variant configuration with version 3.74.0, including support for regional settings and IAM role assumption.

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A new AWS provider configuration entry (aws3) was added to the Terraform provider configuration file, specifying HashiCorp AWS provider version 3.74.0 with region and role assumption settings.

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AWS Provider Configuration
modules/cloud_account/aws/0.1/facets.yaml
Added new aws3 provider block under outputs.default.providers with source hashicorp/aws3, version = 3.74.0, and configuration attributes for region, skip_region_validation, and assume_role (role_arn, session_name, external_id)

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  • modules/cloud_account/aws/0.1/facets.yaml (1 hunks)

Comment on lines +50 to +60
aws3:
source: hashicorp/aws3
version: "= 3.74.0"
attributes:
region: attributes.aws_region
skip_region_validation: true
attributes:
assume_role:
role_arn: attributes.aws_iam_role
session_name: attributes.session_name
external_id: attributes.external_id
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

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# Read the full facets.yaml file to understand context
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Repository: Facets-cloud/facets-modules

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# Search for documentation about this framework or provider setup
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Repository: Facets-cloud/facets-modules

Length of output: 783


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Repository: Facets-cloud/facets-modules

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Clarify the purpose and design rationale for the aws3 provider.

This is a Facets framework configuration, and the custom provider source naming (hashicorp/aws3, hashicorp/aws4, etc.) appears to be an intentional design pattern used consistently across AWS, Azure, and GCP cloud account modules. This won't fail Terraform validation as assumed in the original comment.

However, the addition of aws3 with version 3.74.0 duplicates the aws provider which also uses version 3.74.0 but with a different source. Clarify:

  • Why both aws and aws3 are needed if they target the same version
  • How these custom provider sources are resolved within the Facets framework
  • Whether aws3 should be positioned alongside other major version 3.x providers rather than after aws5
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In modules/cloud_account/aws/0.1/facets.yaml around lines 50–60, the custom
provider entry "aws3" duplicates the standard "aws" provider version 3.74.0 and
its intent/resolution within Facets is unclear; update this block to either (A)
remove the duplicate and use the existing aws provider if no distinct provider
instance is required, or (B) add a brief inline comment and module-level
documentation that explains why a separate "hashicorp/aws3" source is declared
(what difference it represents vs. "aws", how Facets resolves custom provider
source names to actual provider plugins, and why it must be named/positioned
here), and if this provider is meant to represent the 3.x line ensure it is
grouped with other 3.x provider declarations (not placed after aws5); also
confirm and document any required provider aliasing/requirements mapping in the
Facets provider resolution config so reviewers can see why both entries are
present.

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