docs note: azurerm_cognitive_account, not all kind support storage block
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kind support storage blockazurerm_cognitive_account, not all kind support storage block
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| * `identity_client_id` - (Optional) The client ID of the managed identity associated with the storage resource. | |||
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| ~> **NOTE:** Not all `kind` support a `storage` block. For example the `kind` `OpenAI` does not support it. | |||
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@zioproto is there some MSFT documentation that we can link here with a definitive list of what cognitive account kinds support storage? If not then I think we should rephrase this to be more specific
| ~> **NOTE:** Not all `kind` support a `storage` block. For example the `kind` `OpenAI` does not support it. | |
| ~> **NOTE:** Cognitive Accounts with `kind` `OpenAI` do not support a `storage` block. |
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@felixwa Are you able to help me with this ask ? Is it just OpenAI that does not support this ? Thanks
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@stephybun it seems there is not a MSFT documentation page to link that publishes this definitive list. Should we just keep the generic sentence ?
Not all `kind` support a `storage` block.
I added the OpenAI example because it is very popular and a lot of customers ask about what the storage block is for.
Please advice what changes are necessary to get this merged. Thanks
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azurerm_cognitive_account, not allkindsupportstorageblockThis needs more visibility: a lot of folks are testing OpenAI on Azure, and it is confusing what to do about the storage block.