feat: Add anycast_ip_list_id argument to aws_cloudfront_distribution … #169
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Description
Adds support for the
anycast_ip_list_idparameter to the CloudFront distribution resource configuration. This parameter allows users to associate an anycast static IP list with their CloudFront distribution.The new variable is optional with a default value of
null, making it backwards compatible with existing configurations while enabling advanced networking capabilities when needed.hashicorp/terraform-provider-aws#43196
Motivation and Context
This change addresses a critical blocking issue where Terraform updates to CloudFront distributions remove existing AnyCast IP lists that were configured outside of Terraform, causing significant traffic disruption.
Without this parameter support:
Breaking Changes
No breaking changes. The new
anycast_ip_list_idvariable defaults tonulland is completely optional, maintaining full compatibility with existing implementations.How Has This Been Tested?
examples/*to demonstrate and validate my change(s)examples/*projectspre-commit run -aon my pull request