DXE-4408 Feature request: Allow specifying matchValue as a list for multiple path conditions in CloudLets Policy

[sejima1105]

Terraform and Akamai Terraform Provider Versions

Terraform v1.0.10
on darwin_arm64
+ provider registry.terraform.io/akamai/akamai v3.6.0

Affected Resource(s)

• akamai_cloudlets_policy

Terraform Configuration Files

resource "akamai_cloudlets_policy" "my_policy" {
  name              = "my_policy"
  cloudlet_code     = "ALB"
  description       = "my policy"
  group_id          = "999999"
  match_rule_format = "1.0"
  match_rules = jsonencode(
    [
      {
        forwardSettings = {
          originId = "origin_id"
        }
        matches = [
          {
            caseSensitive = false
            matchOperator = "contains"
            matchType     = "path"
            matchValue    = "/path1-1/* /path1-2/* /path1-3/* /path1-4/* /path1-5/* /path1-6/* /path1-7/* /path1-8/* /path1-9/* /path1-10/*"
            negate        = false
          },
        ]
        matchesAlways = false
        name          = "rule1"
        type          = "albMatchRule"
      },
      {
        forwardSettings = {
          originId = "origin_id"
        }
        matches = [
          {
            caseSensitive = false
            matchOperator = "contains"
            matchType     = "path"
            matchValue    = "/path2-1/* /path2-2/* /path2-3/* /path2-4/* /path2-5/* /path2-6/* /path2-7/* /path2-8/* /path2-9/* /path2-10/*"
            negate        = false
          },
        ]
        matchesAlways = false
        name          = "rule2"
        type          = "albMatchRule"
      }
    ]
  )
}

Debug Output

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Panic Output

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Expected Behavior

For example, I would like to express the matchValue as a list type (i.e., matchValues), as shown below.
I believe that using a list type would help prevent configuration errors and improve visibility.

resource "akamai_cloudlets_policy" "my_policy" {
  name              = "my_policy"
  cloudlet_code     = "ALB"
  description       = "my policy"
  group_id          = "999999"
  match_rule_format = "1.0"
  match_rules = jsonencode(
    [
      {
        forwardSettings = {
          originId = "origin_id"
        }
        matches = [
          {
            caseSensitive = false
            matchOperator = "contains"
            matchType     = "path"
            matchValues    = [
                "/path1-1/*",
                "/path1-2/*",
                "/path1-3/*",
                "/path1-4/*",
                "/path1-5/*",
                "/path1-6/*",
                "/path1-7/*",
                "/path1-8/*",
                "/path1-9/*",
                "/path1-10/*"
            ]
            negate        = false
          },
        ]
        matchesAlways = false
        name          = "rule1"
        type          = "albMatchRule"
      },
      {
        forwardSettings = {
          originId = "origin_id"
        }
        matches = [
          {
            caseSensitive = false
            matchOperator = "contains"
            matchType     = "path"
            matchValues    = [
                "/path2-1/*",
                "/path2-2/*",
                "/path2-3/*",
                "/path2-4/*",
                "/path2-5/*",
                "/path2-6/*",
                "/path2-7/*",
                "/path2-8/*",
                "/path2-9/*",
                "/path2-10/*"
            ]
            negate        = false
          },
        ]
        matchesAlways = false
        name          = "rule2"
        type          = "albMatchRule"
      }
    ]
  )
}

Actual Behavior

Only a string type (matchValue) can be specified, not a list type.

Steps to Reproduce

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Important Factoids

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[KonradRajda]

Hi @sejima1105,

Thanks for this suggestion, we will think it over and go back to you.
Best regards,
Konrad