ops: handle unknown objects correctly when looking up by index #763
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Description
The linked bug relates to an issue in Terraform where the static checking of objects isn't working as expected. The reason is that objects are converted to unknown values, and then references are walked using the Index function in this repo.
The index function was previously just not validating the requested index at all and returning the object unchanged. For objects we do actually know the attributes even if it is unknown, so we can still validate the index and return an unknown value of the correct type if the index does actually exist.
This fixes the underlying bug in Terraform, since the invalid references will now be properly type checked.
Related Issue
hashicorp/terraform#37271
How Has This Been Tested?
Unit tested