fix: Rename deprecated variables

[ibisio-gocloud]

Description

Updated aws_batch_job_queue resource to use the new compute_environment_order block format introduced in newer versions of the AWS provider. This replaces the deprecated compute_environments list attribute. Additionally, aligned naming attributes in aws_batch_compute_environment to the latest supported name and name_prefix syntax from AWS provider 6.0.

Motivation and Context

This change is required to maintain compatibility with recent versions of the AWS provider 6.0, which deprecated the compute_environments attribute in aws_batch_job_queue in favor of explicit compute_environment_order blocks. Also addresses the renaming of compute_environment_name to name and compute_environment_name_prefix to name_prefix in aws_batch_compute_environment.

Reference: AWS Provider v6.0.0 Changelog

Breaking Changes

No breaking changes.

How Has This Been Tested?

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[vampirechicken]

AWS provider 5.40.0 removes the deprecated the compute_environments variable on March 7, 2024. Provider 6.0.0 - released June 18 2025 - removes it in favor of compute_environment_order.

This is an important PR for module users.

[bryantbiggs]

the change as it stands is not valid - there are other breaking changes that will be made in the same change set including changes to handle the deprecated arguments that have been removed

[ibisio-gocloud]

the change as it stands is not valid - there are other breaking changes that will be made in the same change set including changes to handle the deprecated arguments that have been removed

Understood, I will add the other changes that are included in the other PR along with the other changes that were made in version 5.X of the provider

[antonbabenko]

This issue has been resolved in version 3.0.0 🎉

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