Use consistent rego syntax in prep for opa 1.0 #2281
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The idea here is that once we update to opa 1.0 we'll need to always use the new `deny contains foo if` syntax. This change is supposed to make it easier by using that syntax consistently now. It requires importing `rego.v1` everywhere, but we do that consistently for all the rego in ec-policies, so let's also do it here also. See also enterprise-contract#2274 which I'd like to rebase on this once it's merged.
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The idea here is that once we update to opa 1.0 we'll need to always use the new
deny contains foo ifsyntax. This change is supposed to make it easier by using that syntax consistently now.It requires importing
rego.v1everywhere, but we do that consistently for all the rego in ec-policies, so let's also do it here also.See also #2274 which I'd like to rebase on this once it's merged.