fix(ec2): functions addIngressRule and addEgressRule detect unresolved tokens as duplicates#17221
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This giant comment block here is really useful. Would be a shame to lose it and/or its context. Can you reunite it back with its friend, the determineRuleScope method? 🥺
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A quick comment here explaining the why of this would be useful for future maintainers.
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…d tokens as duplicates (aws#17221) fixes aws#17201 The issue is when the same security group uses these functions, so I added a private counter to `SecurityGroupBase`. However, to modify this private counter, `determineRuleScope` and `renderPeer` need to be member functions. These originally weren't member functions for a reason, and that's because `SecurityGroup` also uses these functions. ---- *By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license*
fixes #17201
The issue is when the same security group uses these functions, so I added a private counter to
SecurityGroupBase. However, to modify this private counter,determineRuleScopeandrenderPeerneed to be member functions. These originally weren't member functions for a reason, and that's becauseSecurityGroupalso uses these functions.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license