Autodetect enabled regions #5
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Thanks for opening this PR. We will review this in the next release cycle. |
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We have reviewed this PR. We will be supporting this feature request. However, we will implement list_regions API call using 'account' client instead of describe_regions using 'ec2' client. The prefer to use list_regions API because it allows us to provide RegionOptStatusContains=['ENABLED'|'ENABLED_BY_DEFAULT'] |
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Issue #4
Autodetect regions:
If user does not provide a list of regions (or selects 'ALL') we make a call to ec2.describe_regions() (new function get_regions_for_account) for each account to determine the list of all regions which are enabled for the particular account
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