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Control default TTL #357
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Reverts default zone ttl as it is not supportable across all providers. See #357
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Zone.ttl is the SOA ttl. This is not always the default for new records. See #357
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Zone.ttl is the SOA ttl. This is not always the default for new records. See #357
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Zone.ttl is the SOA ttl. This is not always the default for new records. See #357
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Reverts default zone ttl as it is not supportable across all providers. See #357
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Zone.ttl is the SOA ttl. This is not always the default for new records. See #357
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Reverts default zone ttl as it is not supportable across all providers. See Netflix#357
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Zone.ttl is the SOA ttl. This is not always the default for new records. See Netflix#357
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ResourceRecordSet.ttl can be null to suggest inherit a default. This could use provider-specific functionality or instead lookup the SOAData.ttl and apply it.
This was attempted in #351, but not practical due to lack of support.
Using the SOAData.ttl in lieu of provider support would make this feature expensive to implement, as that would imply we need to lookup or cache the SOA for any RRSet update that set the ttl to null. We could also make a denominator-specific default obtained from configuration.
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