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Currently, and according to the docs, for the Post Apply/Destroy commands (publish / logout / discard etc) as documented in the provider, a few commands / binaries are required.
Given some of the commands are built with older versions of golang (1.13), it is not easy to obtain a version of these.
Although there are probably better long term ways of managing this, a quick short term improvement would be to publish and release these binaries, for the more common developer architectures and platforms.
As an example, I myself, on mac os intel, have golang 1.20 installed and will need to go through the process of running the build using docker and moving a lot of things around
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Hi @stv-io,
Thanks for suggesting this feature.
Currently it's not supported but we might be able to add this logic as part of the repository CI/CD workflows.
We encourage our community to contribute and take part in developing the provider since it's open source project so if you want, you can share possible changes in PR and we will review it.
Currently, and according to the docs, for the Post Apply/Destroy commands (publish / logout / discard etc) as documented in the provider, a few commands / binaries are required.
Given some of the commands are built with older versions of golang (1.13), it is not easy to obtain a version of these.
Although there are probably better long term ways of managing this, a quick short term improvement would be to publish and release these binaries, for the more common developer architectures and platforms.
As an example, I myself, on mac os intel, have golang 1.20 installed and will need to go through the process of running the build using docker and moving a lot of things around
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: