Erick, I agree with you on backwards compatibility. I think you should be able to first check for semicolons and if there are none, then use commas as the delimiter. CommaDelimitedList values are usually used when you are specifying availability zones as a group. I ran across it when I was setting up a RDS in my VPC, I had no problem testing my configuration at the command line because cfn-create-stack uses semicolon delimited lists. Where in the code would this change be made? Matt
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 7:57 AM, Erick Dovale <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Matt, > That’s an interesting request. I think it is possible but I am concerned > with backwards compatibility. If we just change the plugin to use semicolons > this will be a breaking change for all installations out there. > What kind of information are you passing to CF as csv? Is it possible for > you to use something else? > > Thanks. > > Erick. > > > On 12-02-17 1:44 AM, "Matt Fair" <[email protected]> wrote: > > Erick, > I've been using the CloudFormation plugin you are maintaining and I > have a parameter that is a CommaDelimitedList type. This is a > problem however because the parameter list is also comma delimitated, > so there is no way to delineate between my parameter value and my > list. I tried adding quotes with no luck to separate my list. Is it > possible to have the parameter key/value list be separated by > semicolons instead of commas to allow for CommaDelimitedList type > parameters? > Thanks, > Matt >
