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Provider resource should read in the full state of the recordset when running a plan or a refresh.
Actual Behavior
My first attempt to update a recordset resource value failed with a permission denied. I was able to fix the permissions error, but the tfstate file now thinks the recordset value is in the updated state, despite the value not having been updated in the system. A terraform refresh doesn't fix this issue as the resourceDNSRecordSetV2Read function does not update the recordset values in the terraform state.
Steps to Reproduce
Fail to update an existing recordset value due a permissions issue
Fix the permissions issue
Attempt the update again without changing your .tf files
Alternative steps:
Change a recordset value manually
Run terraform and see that it doesn't notice the configuration drift
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Terraform Version
Terraform Version: v1.4.6
Provider version: 1.51.1
Affected Resource(s)
Expected Behavior
Actual Behavior
My first attempt to update a recordset resource value failed with a permission denied. I was able to fix the permissions error, but the tfstate file now thinks the recordset value is in the updated state, despite the value not having been updated in the system. A
terraform refresh
doesn't fix this issue as theresourceDNSRecordSetV2Read
function does not update the recordset values in the terraform state.Steps to Reproduce
Alternative steps:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: