expose the cluster_id attribute on the module output #60
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Description
The
cluster_idattribute is now part of the module output.Motivation and Context
The module only had
cluster_arn. If you needed the ID in a dependency, you could extract it from the ARN, but it's an unnecessary complication in your code.This solution is simple and elegant, it keeps the user code simple.
Breaking Changes
No.
How Has This Been Tested?
It's a very trivial change, just run apply then look at the output.