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Support state and individual resources #48
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@jasonckeating You can use https://www.terraform.io/language/expressions/dynamic-blocks |
In addition, if one registry is misconfigured or throws an error, the entire run fails with a generic I'm adding many registries, and there is no indication of what failed. |
Checking back in, has this been reviewed? |
In the version 0.8.0 release (#71) an initial implementation of the individual registry resource has been added under the name |
Is your feature request related to a problem?
Yes, registry state is ignored by the Terraform provider.
If a registry was configured in the UI, Terraform will overwrite it.
importing existing registries is not supported.
Describe the solution you'd like
Registries should be individual resources.
So they can be managed individually and imported. Also, we are wanting to use a
foreach
so that we can programmatically add many registries.example: We have many accounts that are members of an org.
Would like Terraform to loop through each account and configure each registry, so many resources don't need to be manually configured.
Describe alternatives you've considered
for_each is not supported for specification blocks {}
Additional context
This has prevented us from hooking up all registries, since there are many.
It has caused our work through the UI to be wiped out many times.
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