@Marvin I am building a prefect_work_pool using the terraform resource like this

resource "prefect_work_pool" "ecs_workpool" {
  name         = "ecs-pool-${var.name}"
  type         = "ecs"
  paused       = false
  workspace_id = var.prefect_workspace_id
  base_job_template = file("../../config/ecs-worker-job-configuration.json")
}

how do i ensure that the resource explicitly uses the variables in my job configuration file?

It seems we encountered an issue while trying to retrieve the latest Prefect version details. Let's proceed by assuming the most common version requirements. When configuring a Prefect work pool using Terraform and ensuring that variables from your job configuration file (

../../config/ecs-worker-job-configuration.json

) are explicitly utilized, you need to ensure that the JSON file itself is accurately structured to feed variables into the Prefect work pool. Here's what you can do: 1. Structure the JSON Correctly: Ensure that the

ecs-worker-job-configuration.json

is structured with the necessary parameters that Prefect with ECS expects. This might include Docker images, environment variables, and task roles. 2. Terraform Variable Interpolation: Ensure that any variables defined in your Terraform settings are being interpolated within the JSON structure or within your Terraform configuration as needed. 3. Check Prefect and Terraform Documentation: Since new versions might have different requirements or supported settings, checking the Prefect ECS documentation and Terraform provider docs for Prefect can be beneficial. Since I'm unable to provide direct links to the Prefect documentation or verify the Prefect version currently, please manually check the latest Prefect documentation relevant to your version for any changes or additional parameters that might be required in the

base_job_template

. Feel free to reach out if there's a specific version or issue you want to look deeper into!