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You could clear internal buffer of the file with flush:

You are also missing a Create for this API endpoint. With only Update and Read supported, you will need to extend Create to be the same as Update except for additionally adding the resource to the state. You can easily invoke the Update function within the Create function for this behavior.

For the delete function, this should actually be easier than you may expect. The Terraform provider SDKv2 and your resource code should automatically Read the resource prior to attempting the delete to verify that it actually exists (this probably requires no extra effort on your part without seeing the code). Then you would need to remove the resource from the state with d.SetId("") where d is of type *schema.ResourceData. However, this also automatically is invoked assuming the Delete returns no errors. Therefore, you could define a Delete that merely returns warnings or errors of an appropriate Go type. If you do not need that (and probably would not considering the minimal functionality), then you could probably just return nil. Part of this is speculation based on what your code probably looks like, but in general this all holds true.

You could try tokenizing the text before extracting the keywords:

You can use a cross join with regex:

The issue seems to be in the Actions you defined. According to the tutorial you followed:

[...] see Actions, Resources, and Condition Keys for AWS Secrets Manager. That page shows that actions performed on the Secret resource type support the secretsmanager:ResourceTag/tag-key condition key. Some Secrets Manager actions don't support that resource type, including GetRandomPassword and ListSecrets.

Have a look at actions, resources, and condition keys for AWS services and for each service make sure the action supports the aws:ResourceTag/${TagKey} condition. I didn't go through all the permissions but already the CloudWatch actions GetMetricData and ListMetrics do not support the aws:ResourceTag/${TagKey} condition. Same goes for ec2:DescribeSecurityGroups, ec2:DescribeSubnets, ec2:DescribeVpcs, and probably a few more.

You must create additional statements to allow those actions i.e:

For now you can't invoke a SAM lambda locally with X-ray because it is not supported yet.

See

• [Feature Request] Add support for X-Ray on SAM Local #217
• aws-lambda-runtime-interface-emulator#level-of-support

The component does not support X-ray and other Lambda integrations locally.

If you don't care about X-ray and just want your code to work you can check the env variable AWS_SAM_LOCAL to prevent X-ray usage:

"*" won't expand in variable creation process, try it like this:

The dbo prefix fails in Access SQL and you miss the database reference for the second table:

None of your codepipeline_role_arn nor another_codepipeline_role_arn allows for sts:AssumeRole action for your pipelines. Which off course results in your error that AssumeRole is not permitted.

You have to modify your codepipeline_role and add sts:AssumeRole permissions to it, so that pipeline can assume the roles you want.