POL-1410 - Improve Scheduled Instance Notifications

[bryankaraffa]

Description

Improved notifications related for the 3 Scheduled Instance Policy Templates

Issues Resolved

https://flexera.atlassian.net/browse/POL-1410

Link to Example Applied Policy

https://app.flexera.com/orgs/6/automation/applied-policies/projects/7954
The 3 "Scheduled Instance" Applied Policies running in there

Contribution Check List

• New functionality includes testing.
• New functionality has been documented in the README if applicable
• New functionality has been documented in CHANGELOG.MD

[github-actions]

	3 Errors
🚫	cost/aws/schedule_instance/aws_schedule_instance.pt Policy Template has console.log() statements. These are used for debugging and should not be present in catalog policy templates: Line 516
🚫	cost/azure/schedule_instance/azure_schedule_instance.pt Policy Template has console.log() statements. These are used for debugging and should not be present in catalog policy templates: Line 554
🚫	cost/google/schedule_instance/google_schedule_instance.pt Policy Template has console.log() statements. These are used for debugging and should not be present in catalog policy templates: Line 499

	3 Warnings
⚠️	cost/aws/schedule_instance/aws_schedule_instance.pt Policy template updated but associated README.md file has not been. Please verify that any necessary changes have been made to the README. Datasources and scripts with mismatched names found. These names should match; for example, a datasource named ds_currency should be paired with a script named js_currency. This convention should only be ignored when the same script is called by multiple datasources. The following datasource/script pairs have mismatched names: Line 217: ds_policy_incident_action_failed_details / js_policy_incident_action_fail_details Possible invalid spacing between comma-separated items found: Line 512: // schedule="08:00-17:30;MO,TU,WE,TH,FR" Line 513: // schedule="08:00-17:30;MO,TU,WE,TH,FR;America/Los_Angeles" Line 514: var schedule_is_valid = /([0-9]{1,2}.*)-([0-9]{1,2}.*);([A-Za-z,]*).*/.test(schedule) Comma separated items should be organized as follows, with a single space following each comma: apple, banana, pear
⚠️	cost/azure/schedule_instance/azure_schedule_instance.pt Policy template updated but associated README.md file has not been. Please verify that any necessary changes have been made to the README. Possible invalid spacing between comma-separated items found: Line 550: // schedule="08:00-17:30;MO,TU,WE,TH,FR" Line 551: // schedule="08:00-17:30;MO,TU,WE,TH,FR;America/Los_Angeles" Line 552: var schedule_is_valid = /([0-9]{1,2}.*)-([0-9]{1,2}.*);([A-Za-z,]*).*/.test(schedule) Line 589: days = "SU,MO,TU,WE,TH,FR,SA" Comma separated items should be organized as follows, with a single space following each comma: apple, banana, pear
⚠️	cost/google/schedule_instance/google_schedule_instance.pt Policy template updated but associated README.md file has not been. Please verify that any necessary changes have been made to the README. Possible invalid spacing between comma-separated items found: Line 497: var schedule_is_valid = /([0-9]{1,2}.*)-([0-9]{1,2}.*)_([a-z\-]*).*/.test(schedule) Comma separated items should be organized as follows, with a single space following each comma: apple, banana, pear

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[nia-vf1]

Do we need this console.log() for this template meant for the Catalog?

[bryankaraffa]

Using this thread to discuss:
#2817 (comment)

[nia-vf1]

Same as console.log() comments on AWS and Azure policies above

[bryankaraffa]

Using this thread to discuss:
#2817 (comment)

[nia-vf1]

Same as console.log() comments on AWS policy above

[bryankaraffa]

Going to use this thread to discuss.. I am was thinking this would be a valid piece of information to have in the logs. Another way we could return this is including the instance in the results, but with a value for "schedule_error" field or something -- and only resources that have no schedule_error value would be valid and have it's schedule executed.

Or, we leave this as a console.log and ignore this test warning... any thoughts @XOmniverse ? We've discussed console.log exemptions before

[bryankaraffa]

Using this thread to discuss:
#2817 (comment)