Added unset-not-found flag #32
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| // | ||
| // NewReplacer will panic if envValuePrefix is the empty string. | ||
| func NewReplacer(envValuePrefix string, ssm ParamsGetter) *Replacer { | ||
| func NewReplacer(envValuePrefix string, unsetNotFound bool, ssm ParamsGetter) *Replacer { |
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This changes the function signature, and thus would represent a breaking change. We could instead just expose UnsetNotFound on the Replacer struct, so that it can be set to true after calling NewReplacer; adding new fields to a struct is not considered a breaking change by the Go community.
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In some cases we want to pass env variables that might not be present in AWS SSM Param store but could be added later. This flag lets you ignore such variables and unset them in the environment.