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The terraform parameter tier2_subid allows specifying that tier 2 is deployed to a subscription other than the subscription containing the network hub. However, supplying that parameter has no effect and the tier 2 resource group is deployed to the hub subscription anyway.
Steps to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Follow the guidance to set up an MLZ deployment using the Terraform template.
Specify a subscription ID for tier 2 by setting the tier2_subid parameter.
Deploy
Expected behavior
The tier 2 resource group has been deployed to the subscription specified in the tier2_subid parameter.
Actual behavior
The tier 2 resource group is deployed to the subscription containing the network hub.
Screenshots
Additional context
main.tf, line 99, has a coalesce statement that appears to have the parameters swapped.
Operating System: development container (Ubuntu)
Terraform Version: v1.1.2
Cloud (public, Azure Government, etc.): tested on Azure Government (but likely applies to all clouds)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
The terraform parameter
tier2_subid
allows specifying that tier 2 is deployed to a subscription other than the subscription containing the network hub. However, supplying that parameter has no effect and the tier 2 resource group is deployed to the hub subscription anyway.Steps to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
tier2_subid
parameter.Expected behavior
The tier 2 resource group has been deployed to the subscription specified in the
tier2_subid
parameter.Actual behavior
The tier 2 resource group is deployed to the subscription containing the network hub.
Screenshots
Additional context
main.tf
, line 99, has a coalesce statement that appears to have the parameters swapped.The deployment of other tiers have it the other way around, like line 83 for tier 1:
Operating System: development container (Ubuntu)
Terraform Version: v1.1.2
Cloud (public, Azure Government, etc.): tested on Azure Government (but likely applies to all clouds)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: