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azuread_application: support for required-resource-accesses
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#9
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Thanks for opening this issue - apologies for the delayed response here! Taking a quick look into this unfortunately this isn't supported by the Thanks! |
Hi @kvolkovich-sc, As in 2.0 we are deprecating all Azure AD resources and data sources in the Azure RM provider in favour of this new provider I have moved the issue here. |
required-resource-accesses
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Hi, I'm curious if this is going to be developed. I also have a need for this and I'm forced to script around it instead of having this neatly into terraform. Greetings, |
Pull request #23 adds support for this feature. |
In order to support the "Required Resource Access Type", the azure sdk needed to be upgraded. (fixes #9)
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azurerm version: 1.16
I want to grant permissions to Active Directory Application.
Using Azure CLI have such option:
az ad app update -h
Is there any way to do the same with Terraform AzureRM.
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