CFn: handle resolving parameter names constructed in intrinsics#13192
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CFn: handle resolving parameter names constructed in intrinsics#13192
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Nit: You could have added the snapshot util here too.
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Motivation
From #13169 we have an example of dynamic resolving where the name of the SSM parameter is built up from an
Fn::Subcall, e.g.This means the
!Subintrinsic should be invoked before the SSM parameter is resolved.Changes
We now
Also:
Closes #13169