I had this subtle bug today in my hcl
resource "meshstack_building_block_v2" "this" {
spec = {
building_block_definition_version_ref = module.resource_group.building_block_definition.version_ref
display_name = "smoke-test-resource-group-${var.test_context.name_suffix}"
target_ref = {
kind = "meshTenant"
name = var.test_context.fixtures.azure.mesh_tenant_id
}
I got an error only during apply
│ Error: Error creating building block
│
│ with meshstack_building_block_v2.this,
│ on main.tf line 49, in resource "meshstack_building_block_v2" "this":
│ 49: resource "meshstack_building_block_v2" "this" {
│
│ Could not create building block, unexpected error: http error 400, response '{"message":"Could not read request body: value failed for JSON property uuid due to missing (therefore NULL) value for
│ creator parameter uuid which is a non-nullable type","errorCode":"HttpMessageNotReadable","errorId":"DOSQIay5vw"}'
I should have used target_ref.uuid instead of target_ref.name. We know what the valid combinations are (and we can even validate that a uuid is a proper uuid). It would be very helpful if this was already a schema/plan validation failure instead of a runtime error
I had this subtle bug today in my hcl
I got an error only during apply
I should have used
target_ref.uuidinstead oftarget_ref.name. We know what the valid combinations are (and we can even validate that a uuid is a proper uuid). It would be very helpful if this was already a schema/plan validation failure instead of a runtime error