Per the documentation on the TFModuleStack its unclear how this is supposed to be used (as its aligns to regular TF modules) in the context of a Stack.
Since this construct allows is to declare variables (via TFModuleVariable declarations) and Outputs (via TFModuleOutput declarations) how is one intended to use them?
The examples indicate that they are included in the main entry point and are passed the "App" instance, but nothing to indicate how one passes the variables and handles outputs.
As aligned to a more conventional Terraform module (in HCL), these would be used as an alternate to regular CK Constructs and used in the context of the Stack.
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Per the documentation on the TFModuleStack its unclear how this is supposed to be used (as its aligns to regular TF modules) in the context of a Stack.
Since this construct allows is to declare variables (via
TFModuleVariabledeclarations) and Outputs (viaTFModuleOutputdeclarations) how is one intended to use them?The examples indicate that they are included in the main entry point and are passed the "App" instance, but nothing to indicate how one passes the variables and handles outputs.
As aligned to a more conventional Terraform module (in HCL), these would be used as an alternate to regular CK Constructs and used in the context of the Stack.
Am I missing something ?
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