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fix(cloudwatch): cross account alarms does not support math expressions #16333
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Now they do. Closes #16331.
I have also modified the comment to explain
returnData: entry.tag ? undefined : false
but I endeavor to explain even more here. Only 1 metric within an expression can havereturnData = true
; the rest must befalse
. Cloudformation also defaults an undefined return data totrue
as long as the rest are set tofalse
, which is why this ternary operation works. The idea behind this line is thatentry.tag
is defined (with a default oftrue
) for the top level expression only and thus every other metric within the expression hasreturnData = false
.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license