Add region field to Network Domain proto #2
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This change adds a region field for Network Domains as multiple resources look for VPCs using Network Domain Listing and then they need to check what is the region associated with them. Apart from the performance (sending additional requests to check the already known region) there is a risk of using invalid Network Domain if there are multiple VPCs with the same ID in different regions.
saswatp
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May 15, 2024
| @@ -27,4 +27,5 @@ message NetworkDomainObject { | |||
| string accountId = 5; | |||
| string sideId = 6; | |||
| map<string, string> labels = 7; | |||
| string region = 8; | |||
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Replace SideId (typo of siteId) with region and update other repos with this new info.
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This change adds a region field for Network Domains as multiple resources look for VPCs using Network Domain Listing and then they need to check what is the region associated with them.
Apart from the performance (sending additional requests to check the already known region) there is a risk of using invalid Network Domain if there are multiple VPCs with the same ID in different regions.