fix(network): narrow depends_on to stop plan-time replacements - #278
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Module-level depends_on on modules with pending changes defers every data source inside the dependent module to apply time. Changing cluster_names (which only retags the VPC and subnets) therefore made the S3 endpoint's aws_region lookup unknown and forced replacement of the VPC endpoint. - s3_endpoint: drop depends_on; route_table_ids already orders it after the route tables - nat_gateway / public_subnet_routes: drop module.public_subnets from depends_on; subnets are already passed by value. Keep the internet gateway dependency, which is still required. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Module-level depends_on on modules with pending changes defers every data source inside the dependent module to apply time. Changing cluster_names (which only retags the VPC and subnets) therefore made the S3 endpoint's aws_region lookup unknown and forced replacement of the VPC endpoint.