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Policy library fixes null errors and removes unmanageable checks

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shrxyyya
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Five fixes across the prewritten Terraform policy library address null-value errors and delete policies that could not be managed via Terraform.

Prewritten Terraform policy fixes [1] resolve issues in backup, apigw, kms, and rds policies. The s3 read/write policies now use a single aws_s3_bucket resource policy that cross-references bucket ACL, policy, and public access block resources instead of two separate policies [2]. Codebuild, rds, ebs, and secretmanager fixes add "safer null-handling, more precise checks, tighten EBS state requirement, change how Secrets Manager rotations are matched", and remove two Secrets Manager policies because they are not terraform-manageable [3]. EC2 SSM-managed policies and their tests are deleted for the same reason, and many filter clauses that skipped resources when blocks were missing are removed [4]. A developing fix [5] adds targeted null checks to EKS, Redshift, EC2, and CloudFront policies, and every change removes checks that could not work from Terraform state alone.

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References

  1. [1] fix: resolve issues in backup, apigw, kms, rds policies ↗ hashicorp/prewritten-terraform-policy-library
  2. [2] fix: modified s3 read/write, dynamo, dms policies ↗ hashicorp/prewritten-terraform-policy-library
  3. [3] fix: resolve issues in codebuild, rds, ebs, secretmanager policies ↗ hashicorp/prewritten-terraform-policy-library
  4. [4] fix: modified sagemaker, redshift, msk, ssm, ec and es policies ↗ hashicorp/prewritten-terraform-policy-library
  5. [5] Fix: eks redshift ec2 cf null errors ↗ hashicorp/prewritten-terraform-policy-library

$ ls hashicorp/reviews/ # the step-back reads

the week in review Consul patches js-yaml, nanoid vulnerabilities the month in review Terraform providers widen AWS, Azure, and Google coverage while core clears Graph cruft
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Quick answers

What shipped in HashiCorp on September 2, 2026?
Five fixes across the prewritten Terraform policy library address null-value errors and delete policies that could not be managed via Terraform. In total, 6 commits and 6 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to HashiCorp on September 2, 2026?
1 developer shipped this update, including shrxyyya.
What were the notable HashiCorp updates?
fix: resolve issues in backup, apigw, kms, rds policies, fix: modified s3 read/write, dynamo, dms policies, and fix: resolve issues in codebuild, rds, ebs, secretmanager policies.
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