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New Resource: Stackdriver uptime check #933
New Resource: Stackdriver uptime check #933
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I am a robot that works on MagicModules PRs! I built this PR into one or more PRs on other repositories, and when those are closed, this PR will also be merged and closed. |
I'll rebase once 934 is in and that will clean up the diff a bunch |
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I am a robot that works on MagicModules PRs! Once this PR is approved, you can feel free to merge it without taking any further steps. |
I am (still) a robot that works on MagicModules PRs! I just wanted to let you know that your changes (as of commit f90b5bc) have been included in your existing downstream PRs. |
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func flattenMonitoringUptimeCheckConfigResourceGroupGroupId(v interface{}, d *schema.ResourceData) interface{} { |
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This is fine for now, but we should start thinking about doing something about this pattern- there's a few similar flatteners around.
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I am (still) a robot that works on MagicModules PRs! I just wanted to let you know that your changes (as of commit 8639fa0) have been included in your existing downstream PRs. |
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This also needs to be added to the documentation sidebar.
Can you rename the downstream PRs so they have descriptive titles?
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http check supports basic auth by passing in a username and password. However the api will return "*****" for password if the password has been set. This makes it difficult to determine if the password has been changed since the response is always the same string. As a work around I've set a different field with the actual content of the password on create and udpate so that it can be checked against the value in the plan to determine if there are changes that need to be sent.
In favor of passing through the resource root in order to bypass the flatten logic so we can ignore the password value from the api.
renaming some files and methods to be more specific removing pre-create custom hook
Tracked submodules are build/terraform-beta build/terraform build/ansible build/inspec.
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New Resource: Stackdriver uptime check
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