Say I create a subnet using cdktf python. The properties of this subnet is read from a config file. If I remove the config file, this subnet will be destroyed. This is fine.
But, I want to identify/know if this resource will be destroyed, so I can do some cleanup before the actual destroy. Please, is if this possible?
In simple terms:
subnet = SubnetClass(on_destroy=cleanup)
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Let me make up a scenario in GCP.
Say I create a subnet using cdktf python. The properties of this subnet is read from a config file. If I remove the config file, this subnet will be destroyed. This is fine.
But, I want to identify/know if this resource will be destroyed, so I can do some cleanup before the actual destroy. Please, is if this possible?
In simple terms: subnet = SubnetClass(on_destroy=cleanup)
References
No response
Help Wanted
Community Note