test(terraform): test to demonstrate 'count' meta argument incorrectl… #8479
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Description
count
meta argument is incorrectly handled when referencing a module's output. It does work when referencing within the same scope.This is being caused because
expandBlockCounts
defaults to acount = 1
for unknown values. Secondly, unknown values are returned ascty.Nil
, so that information is not easily available at this step.ExpandingBlocks happens before submodule evaluation:
https://github.com/aquasecurity/trivy/blob/main/pkg/iac/scanners/terraform/parser/evaluator.go#L139-L142
So expanded blocks cannot reference submodule exports. This is inconsistent with
terraform plan/apply
which renders 0data
blocks in this unit test.I feel a bit iffy trying to solve this without consulting @simar7 and @nikpivkin. My quick solution is presented, however I admit it was done rather quickly and is not correct.
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