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 # terraform-policymaker
 This project solves the problem of creating a least priviliged policy for terraform deployments. If you have ever had to sift through logs files to know exactly what your priviliges you need to grant your terraform provider, then you will appreciate this.
 ## How to use
-First build this project using `go build`, then run `./terraform-policymaker -path=<path_to_tf_config>` to generate a least priviliged policy for your configuration code.
+First build this project using `go build`, then run `./terraform-policymaker -path="<path_to_tf_config>"` to generate a least priviliged policy for your configuration code.
 Arguments
 * -path: (optional) The path to your Terraform configuration files. Default: ./test
 * -provider: (optional) N/A as currently only aws is supported. Default: aws
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 ## Future Improvements
 Currently this lists creates a policy that allows actions for all resources. A better policy would scope actions to particular resources, which is definetly possible since we have access to the terraform configuration.
 
-Another thing would be to refine it for just the actions you need for a given deployment. Instead of creating a policy for everything, you really only need permissions for what has changed, and read permissions for everything else.
+Another thing would be to refine it for just the actions you need for a given deployment. Instead of creating a policy for everything, you really only need permissions for what has changed, and read permissions for everything else.