@thunderbird86 thanks a lot for posting this. Updating this repo to match upstream for a given commit is typically a little bit more involved: all modules should be updated in parallel to the same version as it would be a little odd to import modules at different versions. Luckily, it is very easy to do: updating this repo involves simply executing make update. This will update all of the terraform configuration and create a new commit. I've just just updated the repo to match upstream in the last commit (https://github.com/coreos/terraform-aws-kubernetes/commit/fb5c6c70b74ce60f3face81dc8cadafe5597645d), so this PR should no longer be needed.
@thunderbird86 thanks a lot for posting this. Updating this repo to match upstream for a given commit is typically a little bit more involved: all modules should be updated in parallel to the same version as it would be a little odd to import modules at different versions. Luckily, it is very easy to do: updating this repo involves simply executing
make update. This will update all of the terraform configuration and create a new commit. I've just just updated the repo to match upstream in the last commit (https://github.com/coreos/terraform-aws-kubernetes/commit/fb5c6c70b74ce60f3face81dc8cadafe5597645d), so this PR should no longer be needed.