fix: Add required_providers to main module #11
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Description
Add missing
required_providerin the main module to resolve the warning mentioned in #3 and #10.Motivation and Context
It solves an
initwarning that was put in place as part of backwards compatibility in Terraform 0.13, as explained by HashiCorp developer here. The version constraint was copied from therequired_versionsfound in all the submodules' versions.tf files.Breaking Changes
It should not be a breaking change. The main module already requires Terraform
>= 1.0and the warning was added in v0.13.How Has This Been Tested?
After receiving the warning running
terraform init -backend=falseI edited .terraform/modules/network_firewall/versions.tf and added the change and then reran the init command to confirm the warning is no longer displayed.