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feat(rds): rename 'kmsKey' properties to 'encryptionKey' #8324
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seems like a sensible breaking change to become consistent with a straightforward migration path.
does the README have any examples that need updating? might need to add a linter exemption if it doesn't or add an example to the README
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As @shivlaks mentioned, check the README.
The conventional CDK name for properties that hold KMS Keys is 'encryptionKey', not 'kmsKey' (we don't use the service name as part of the class or property name). BREAKING CHANGE: DatabaseClusterProps.kmsKey has been renamed to storageEncryptionKey * **rds**: DatabaseInstanceNewProps.performanceInsightKmsKey has been renamed to performanceInsightEncryptionKey * **rds**: DatabaseInstanceSourceProps.secretKmsKey has been renamed to masterUserPasswordEncryptionKey * **rds**: DatabaseInstanceProps.kmsKey has been renamed to storageEncryptionKey * **rds**: DatabaseInstanceReadReplicaProps.kmsKey has been renamed to storageEncryptionKey * **rds**: Login.kmsKey has been renamed to encryptionKey
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The conventional CDK name for properties that hold KMS Keys is 'encryptionKey',
not 'kmsKey' (we don't use the service name as part of the class or property name).
BREAKING CHANGE: DatabaseClusterProps.kmsKey has been renamed to storageEncryptionKey
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