fix: syntax in main.tf for field cost_management_config

[Daisyprakash]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a minor but crucial syntax error in the Terraform configurations for both GKE Autopilot and Standard clusters. The change ensures that the cost_management_config block correctly interprets the enabled flag, allowing for proper configuration of cost management features within the deployed GKE clusters. This fix prevents potential misconfigurations or errors related to how cost management is applied.

Highlights

• Terraform Syntax Correction: Corrected the syntax for accessing the enabled attribute within the cost_management_config dynamic block in both GKE Autopilot and Standard cluster modules.
• Variable Access Refinement: Ensured proper variable access by adding .value when referencing cost_management_config.enabled within the for_each loop of the dynamic block, aligning with Terraform's dynamic block iteration conventions.

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Summary of Changes

Hello @Daisyprakash, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request addresses a critical syntax issue in the Terraform configurations for Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) cluster modules. It rectifies the way the enabled attribute within the cost_management_config block is accessed, ensuring that cost management settings are properly applied when defining both Autopilot and Standard GKE clusters. This change is essential for the correct functioning of the cost management feature in these modules.

Highlights

• Syntax Correction for Cost Management Configuration: The pull request fixes a syntax error in the cost_management_config dynamic block within the google_container_cluster resource definition. The enabled field is now correctly referenced using cost_management_config.value.enabled instead of cost_management_config.enabled.
• Impact on GKE Modules: This syntax fix has been applied to both the modules/gke-autopilot-cluster/main.tf and modules/gke-standard-cluster/main.tf files, ensuring consistent and correct configuration for cost management across different GKE cluster types.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly fixes a syntax error in the cost_management_config dynamic block for both the autopilot and standard GKE cluster modules. The change to use cost_management_config.value.enabled is the proper way to access the attribute when using for_each over a list. I've also included a suggestion to improve the pattern for creating optional blocks to enhance maintainability and prevent similar errors in the future.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly fixes a bug in the cost_management_config dynamic block for both the GKE Autopilot and Standard cluster modules. The change properly accesses the enabled attribute using cost_management_config.value.enabled, which is necessary when iterating over a list in a dynamic block. The fix is accurate and resolves the issue.

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/gcbrun

[apeabody]

Thanks @Daisyprakash!