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Region filtering for health notifications #12
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healthCmd.PersistentFlags().StringVar(&healthExcludeRegions, "exclude-regions", "", "Set of regions separated by [,] to exclude Health Notifications from. Takes precedence over include-regions") | ||
healthCmd.PersistentFlags().StringVar(&healthIncludeRegions, "include-regions", "", "Set of regions separated by [,] to include Health Notifications from. Use \"global\" as a region if wanting notifications affecting all regions. Ignored when exclude-regions is set") |
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If neither include-regions
or exclude-regions
is specified, will results be returned for every region?
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Yes
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## v0.1.2 ( 9 August 2021) |
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new feature - v0.2.0, even otherwise v.0.1.3
nicely done! |
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It is possible for AWS to generate notifications that are unwanted / uncared about as they involve a region not currently in use. Thus we would like a way to filter these out from use.
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