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  • Added transit gateway API

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This pull request introduces a new indirect dependency in the go.mod file for the AWS SDK v2's Network Manager service at version 1.34.1. Additionally, it adds a new file in the pkg/aws package that provides two functions for creating AWS Network Manager clients. One function wraps the creation process with a test assertion using require.NoError, while the other returns errors for external handling.

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go.mod Added indirect dependency: github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/service/networkmanager v1.34.1
pkg/aws/networkmanager.go New file with functions NewNetworkmanagerClient and NewNetworkmanagerClientE for client creation

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    participant T as Test Function
    participant NC as NewNetworkmanagerClient
    participant NCE as NewNetworkmanagerClientE
    participant AWS as AWS Session Creator

    T->>NC: Call NewNetworkmanagerClient(region)
    NC->>NCE: Invoke client creation
    NCE->>AWS: Create authenticated session
    AWS-->>NCE: Return session or error
    NCE-->>NC: Return network manager client/error
    NC->>T: Return client (with error assertion)
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
pkg/aws/networkmanager.go (2)

11-12: Consider enhancing function documentation

While the comments provide a basic description, consider expanding the documentation to explain the purpose of using a Network Manager client in the context of transit gateway API testing.

-// NewNetworkmanagerClient creates a Network Manager client.
+// NewNetworkmanagerClient creates a Network Manager client for interacting with the AWS Transit Gateway API.
+// This function is designed for test cases where failures should trigger test failures.

19-20: Consider enhancing function documentation

Similarly to the non-error returning version, consider expanding the documentation for clarity.

-// NewNetworkmanagerClientE creates a Network Manager client.
+// NewNetworkmanagerClientE creates a Network Manager client for interacting with the AWS Transit Gateway API.
+// This function returns an error to the caller for flexible error handling.
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go.mod (2)

67-67: LGTM: AWS SDK dependency correctly added

The addition of the Network Manager service dependency aligns with the PR objective of adding transit gateway API support. The version (v1.34.1) is consistent with the version pattern of other AWS SDK v2 services in this file.


3-3:

✅ Verification successful

Go version seems unusually high

The Go version specified as go 1.23.4 appears to be higher than the currently available Go versions. As of my knowledge cutoff, the latest stable Go version is 1.22.x. Please verify this is intentional and not a typo.


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Action: Confirm Go version intent in go.mod

After verifying with the latest Go version (1.24.1), it appears that the specified version go 1.23.4 in go.mod is not unusually high. The originally noted concern was based on outdated information. If targeting Go 1.23.4 is intentional for compatibility or other reasons, no change is needed. Otherwise, consider updating to align with the current stable release.

pkg/aws/networkmanager.go (2)

1-26: Implementation follows package conventions

The Network Manager client creation functions follow the established pattern in the package, with separate functions for assertion-based and error-returning implementations. This is consistent with other AWS service client implementations.


20-26:

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Verify session creation parameters

The function uses Terratest's aws.NewAuthenticatedSession() which handles AWS authentication. Make sure this approach works as expected for your testing environment, including proper region handling and authentication method.


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AWS Session Creation Verification for the Network Manager Client

The implementation uses aws.NewAuthenticatedSession(region), which aligns with how sessions are created in other AWS client files (e.g., in amplify.go, backup.go, etc.). Please ensure that the region parameter is handled appropriately and that the authentication configuration works as expected in your testing environment. If your environment requires any custom session handling or credential adjustments, make the necessary updates.

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