English sentence correction. Corrected following:
"map values are merged and all are values are overridden"
to
"map values are merged and all other values are overridden"
This commit changes the openstack_networking_port_v2 fixed_ip
parameter from a List to a Set. This is because OpenStack does not
preserve the original ordering of the fixed IPs.
* provider/openstack: Set Availability Zone in Instances
This commit configures the openstack_compute_instance_v2 resource
to set the Availability Zone of the instance resource.
* vendor: Updating Gophercloud for OpenStack
* Begin stubbing out the Circonus provider.
* Remove all references to `reverse:secret_key`.
This value is dynamically set by the service and unused by Terraform.
* Update the `circonus_check` resource.
Still a WIP.
* Add docs for the `circonus_check` resource.
Commit miss, this should have been included in the last commit.
* "Fix" serializing check tags
I still need to figure out how I can make them order agnostic w/o using
a TypeSet. I'm worried that's what I'm going to have to do.
* Spike a quick circonus_broker data source.
* Convert tags to a Set so the order does not matter.
* Add a `circonus_account` data source.
* Correctly spell account.
Pointed out by: @postwait
* Add the `circonus_contact_group` resource.
* Push descriptions into their own file in order to reduce the busyness of the schema when reviewing code.
* Rename `circonus_broker` and `broker` to `circonus_collector` and `collector`, respectively.
Change made with concent by Circonus to reduce confusion (@postwait, @maier, and several others).
* Use upstream contsants where available.
* Import the latest circonus-gometrics.
* Move to using a Set of collectors vs a list attached to a single attribute.
* Rename "cid" to "id" in the circonus_account data source and elsewhere
where possible.
* Inject a tag automatically. Update gometrics.
* Checkpoint `circonus_metric` resource.
* Enable provider-level auto-tagging. This is disabled by default.
* Rearrange metric. This is an experimental "style" of a provider. We'll see.
That moment. When you think you've gone off the rails on a mad scientist
experiment but like the outcome and think you may be onto something but
haven't proven it to yourself or anyone else yet? That. That exact
feeling of semi-confidence while being alone in the wilderness. Please
let this not be the Terraform provider equivalent of DJB's C style of
coding.
We'll know in another resource or two if this was a horrible mistake or
not.
* Begin moving `resource_circonus_check` over to the new world order/structure:
Much of this is WIP and incomplete, but here is the new supported
structure:
```
variable "used_metric_name" {
default = "_usage`0`_used"
}
resource "circonus_check" "usage" {
# collectors = ["${var.collectors}"]
collector {
id = "${var.collectors[0]}"
}
name = "${var.check_name}"
notes = "${var.notes}"
json {
url = "https://${var.target}/account/current"
http_headers = {
"Accept" = "application/json"
"X-Circonus-App-Name" = "TerraformCheck"
"X-Circonus-Auth-Token" = "${var.api_token}"
}
}
stream {
name = "${circonus_metric.used.name}"
tags = "${circonus_metric.used.tags}"
type = "${circonus_metric.used.type}"
}
tags = {
source = "circonus"
}
}
resource "circonus_metric" "used" {
name = "${var.used_metric_name}"
tags = {
source = "circonus"
}
type = "numeric"
}
```
* Document the `circonus_metric` resource.
* Updated `circonus_check` docs.
* If a port was present, automatically set it in the Config.
* Alpha sort the check parameters now that they've been renamed.
* Fix a handful of panics as a result of the schema changing.
* Move back to a `TypeSet` for tags. After a stint with `TypeMap`, move
back to `TypeSet`.
A set of strings seems to match the API the best. The `map` type was
convenient because it reduced the amount of boilerplate, but you loose
out on other things. For instance, tags come in the form of
`category:value`, so naturally it seems like you could use a map, but
you can't without severe loss of functionality because assigning two
values to the same category is common. And you can't normalize map
input or suppress the output correctly (this was eventually what broke
the camel's back). I tried an experiment of normalizing the input to be
`category:value` as the key in the map and a value of `""`, but... seee
diff suppress. In this case, simple is good.
While here bring some cleanups to _Metric since that was my initial
testing target.
* Rename `providerConfig` to `_ProviderConfig`
* Checkpoint the `json` check type.
* Fix a few residual issues re: missing descriptions.
* Rename `validateRegexp` to `_ValidateRegexp`
* Use tags as real sets, not just a slice of strings.
* Move the DiffSuppressFunc for tags down to the Elem.
* Fix up unit tests to chase the updated, default hasher function being used.
* Remove `Computed` attribute from `TypeSet` objects.
This fixes a pile of issues re: update that I was having.
* Rename functions.
`GetStringOk` -> `GetStringOK`
`GetSetAsListOk` -> `GetSetAsListOK`
`GetIntOk` -> `GetIntOK`
* Various small cleanups and comments rolled into a single commit.
* Add a `postgresql` check type for the `circonus_check` resource.
* Rename various validator functions to be _CapitalCase vs capitalCase.
* Err... finish the validator renames.
* Add `GetFloat64()` support.
* Add `icmp_ping` check type support.
* Catch up to the _API*Attr renames.
Deliberately left out of the previous commit in order to create a clean
example of what is required to add a new check type to the
`circonus_check` resource.
* Clarify when the `target` attribute is required for the `postgresql`
check type.
* Correctly pull the metric ID attribute from the right location.
* Add a circonus_stream_group resource (a.k.a. a Circonus "metric cluster")
* Add support for the [`caql`](https://login.circonus.com/user/docs/caql_reference) check type.
* Add support for the `http` check type.
* `s/SSL/TLS/g`
* Add support for `tcp` check types.
* Enumerate the available metrics that are supported for each check type.
* Add [`cloudwatch`](https://login.circonus.com/user/docs/Data/CheckTypes/CloudWatch) check type support.
* Add a `circonus_trigger` resource (a.k.a Circonus Ruleset).
* Rename a handful of functions to make it clear in the function name the
direction of flow for information moving through the provider.
TL;DR: Replace `parse` and `read` with "foo to bar"-like names.
* Fix the attribute name used in a validator. Absent != After.
* Set the minimum `absent` predicate to 70s per testing.
* Fix the regression tests for circonus_trigger now that absent has a 70s min
* Fix up the `tcp` check to require a `host` attribute.
Fix tests. It's clear I didn't run these before committing/pushing the
`tcp` check last time.
* Fix `circonus_check` for `cloudwatch` checks.
* Rename `parsePerCheckTypeConfig()` to `_CheckConfigToAPI` to be
consistent with other function names.
grep(1)ability of code++
* Slack buttons as an integer are string encoded.
* Fix updates for `circonus_contact`.
* Fix the out parameters for contact groups.
* Move to using `_CastSchemaToTF()` where appropriate.
* Fix circonus_contact_group. Updates work as expected now.
* Use `_StateSet()` in place of `d.Set()` everywhere.
* Make a quick pass over the collector datasource to modernize its style
* Quick pass for items identified by `golint`.
* Fix up collectors
* Fix the `json` check type.
Reconcile possible sources of drift. Update now works as expected.
* Normalize trigger durations to seconds.
* Improve the robustness of the state handling for the `circonus_contact_group` resource.
* I'm torn on this, but sort the contact groups in the notify list.
This does mean that if the first contact group in the list has a higher
lexical sort order the plan won't converge until the offending resource
is tainted and recreated. But there's also some sorting happening
elsewhere, so.... sort and taint for now and this will need to be
revisited in the future.
* Add support for the `httptrap` check type.
* Remove empty units from the state file.
* Metric clusters can return a 404. Detect this accordingly in its
respective Exists handler.
* Add a `circonus_graph` resource.
* Fix a handful of bugs in the graph provider.
* Re-enable the necessary `ConflictsWith` definitions and normalize attribute names.
* Objects that have been deleted via the UI return a 404. Handle in Exists().
* Teach `circonus_graph`'s Stack set to accept nil values.
* Set `ForceNew: true` for a graph's name.
* Chase various API fixes required to make `circonus_graph` work as expected.
* Fix up the handling of sub-1 zoom resolutions for graphs.
* Add the `check_by_collector` out parameter to the `circonus_check` resource.
* Improve validation of line vs area graphs. Fix graph_style.
* Fix up the `logarithmic` graph axis option.
* Resolve various trivial `go vet` issues.
* Add a stream_group out parameter.
* Remove incorrectly applied `Optional` attributes to the `circonus_account` resource.
* Remove various `Optional` attributes from the `circonus_collector` data source.
* Centralize the common need to suppress leading and trailing whitespace into `suppressWhitespace`.
* Sync up with upstream vendor fixes for circonus_graph.
* Update the checksum value for the http check.
* Chase `circonus_graph`'s underlying `line_style` API object change from `string` to `*string`.
* Clean up tests to use a generic terraform regression testing account.
* Add support for the MySQL to the `circonus_check` resource.
* Begin stubbing out the Circonus provider.
* Remove all references to `reverse:secret_key`.
This value is dynamically set by the service and unused by Terraform.
* Update the `circonus_check` resource.
Still a WIP.
* Add docs for the `circonus_check` resource.
Commit miss, this should have been included in the last commit.
* "Fix" serializing check tags
I still need to figure out how I can make them order agnostic w/o using
a TypeSet. I'm worried that's what I'm going to have to do.
* Spike a quick circonus_broker data source.
* Convert tags to a Set so the order does not matter.
* Add a `circonus_account` data source.
* Correctly spell account.
Pointed out by: @postwait
* Add the `circonus_contact_group` resource.
* Push descriptions into their own file in order to reduce the busyness of the schema when reviewing code.
* Rename `circonus_broker` and `broker` to `circonus_collector` and `collector`, respectively.
Change made with concent by Circonus to reduce confusion (@postwait, @maier, and several others).
* Use upstream contsants where available.
* Import the latest circonus-gometrics.
* Move to using a Set of collectors vs a list attached to a single attribute.
* Rename "cid" to "id" in the circonus_account data source and elsewhere
where possible.
* Inject a tag automatically. Update gometrics.
* Checkpoint `circonus_metric` resource.
* Enable provider-level auto-tagging. This is disabled by default.
* Rearrange metric. This is an experimental "style" of a provider. We'll see.
That moment. When you think you've gone off the rails on a mad scientist
experiment but like the outcome and think you may be onto something but
haven't proven it to yourself or anyone else yet? That. That exact
feeling of semi-confidence while being alone in the wilderness. Please
let this not be the Terraform provider equivalent of DJB's C style of
coding.
We'll know in another resource or two if this was a horrible mistake or
not.
* Begin moving `resource_circonus_check` over to the new world order/structure:
Much of this is WIP and incomplete, but here is the new supported
structure:
```
variable "used_metric_name" {
default = "_usage`0`_used"
}
resource "circonus_check" "usage" {
# collectors = ["${var.collectors}"]
collector {
id = "${var.collectors[0]}"
}
name = "${var.check_name}"
notes = "${var.notes}"
json {
url = "https://${var.target}/account/current"
http_headers = {
"Accept" = "application/json"
"X-Circonus-App-Name" = "TerraformCheck"
"X-Circonus-Auth-Token" = "${var.api_token}"
}
}
stream {
name = "${circonus_metric.used.name}"
tags = "${circonus_metric.used.tags}"
type = "${circonus_metric.used.type}"
}
tags = {
source = "circonus"
}
}
resource "circonus_metric" "used" {
name = "${var.used_metric_name}"
tags = {
source = "circonus"
}
type = "numeric"
}
```
* Document the `circonus_metric` resource.
* Updated `circonus_check` docs.
* If a port was present, automatically set it in the Config.
* Alpha sort the check parameters now that they've been renamed.
* Fix a handful of panics as a result of the schema changing.
* Move back to a `TypeSet` for tags. After a stint with `TypeMap`, move
back to `TypeSet`.
A set of strings seems to match the API the best. The `map` type was
convenient because it reduced the amount of boilerplate, but you loose
out on other things. For instance, tags come in the form of
`category:value`, so naturally it seems like you could use a map, but
you can't without severe loss of functionality because assigning two
values to the same category is common. And you can't normalize map
input or suppress the output correctly (this was eventually what broke
the camel's back). I tried an experiment of normalizing the input to be
`category:value` as the key in the map and a value of `""`, but... seee
diff suppress. In this case, simple is good.
While here bring some cleanups to _Metric since that was my initial
testing target.
* Rename `providerConfig` to `_ProviderConfig`
* Checkpoint the `json` check type.
* Fix a few residual issues re: missing descriptions.
* Rename `validateRegexp` to `_ValidateRegexp`
* Use tags as real sets, not just a slice of strings.
* Move the DiffSuppressFunc for tags down to the Elem.
* Fix up unit tests to chase the updated, default hasher function being used.
* Remove `Computed` attribute from `TypeSet` objects.
This fixes a pile of issues re: update that I was having.
* Rename functions.
`GetStringOk` -> `GetStringOK`
`GetSetAsListOk` -> `GetSetAsListOK`
`GetIntOk` -> `GetIntOK`
* Various small cleanups and comments rolled into a single commit.
* Add a `postgresql` check type for the `circonus_check` resource.
* Rename various validator functions to be _CapitalCase vs capitalCase.
* Err... finish the validator renames.
* Add `GetFloat64()` support.
* Add `icmp_ping` check type support.
* Catch up to the _API*Attr renames.
Deliberately left out of the previous commit in order to create a clean
example of what is required to add a new check type to the
`circonus_check` resource.
* Clarify when the `target` attribute is required for the `postgresql`
check type.
* Correctly pull the metric ID attribute from the right location.
* Add a circonus_stream_group resource (a.k.a. a Circonus "metric cluster")
* Add support for the [`caql`](https://login.circonus.com/user/docs/caql_reference) check type.
* Add support for the `http` check type.
* `s/SSL/TLS/g`
* Add support for `tcp` check types.
* Enumerate the available metrics that are supported for each check type.
* Add [`cloudwatch`](https://login.circonus.com/user/docs/Data/CheckTypes/CloudWatch) check type support.
* Add a `circonus_trigger` resource (a.k.a Circonus Ruleset).
* Rename a handful of functions to make it clear in the function name the
direction of flow for information moving through the provider.
TL;DR: Replace `parse` and `read` with "foo to bar"-like names.
* Fix the attribute name used in a validator. Absent != After.
* Set the minimum `absent` predicate to 70s per testing.
* Fix the regression tests for circonus_trigger now that absent has a 70s min
* Fix up the `tcp` check to require a `host` attribute.
Fix tests. It's clear I didn't run these before committing/pushing the
`tcp` check last time.
* Fix `circonus_check` for `cloudwatch` checks.
* Rename `parsePerCheckTypeConfig()` to `_CheckConfigToAPI` to be
consistent with other function names.
grep(1)ability of code++
* Slack buttons as an integer are string encoded.
* Fix updates for `circonus_contact`.
* Fix the out parameters for contact groups.
* Move to using `_CastSchemaToTF()` where appropriate.
* Fix circonus_contact_group. Updates work as expected now.
* Use `_StateSet()` in place of `d.Set()` everywhere.
* Make a quick pass over the collector datasource to modernize its style
* Quick pass for items identified by `golint`.
* Fix up collectors
* Fix the `json` check type.
Reconcile possible sources of drift. Update now works as expected.
* Normalize trigger durations to seconds.
* Improve the robustness of the state handling for the `circonus_contact_group` resource.
* I'm torn on this, but sort the contact groups in the notify list.
This does mean that if the first contact group in the list has a higher
lexical sort order the plan won't converge until the offending resource
is tainted and recreated. But there's also some sorting happening
elsewhere, so.... sort and taint for now and this will need to be
revisited in the future.
* Add support for the `httptrap` check type.
* Remove empty units from the state file.
* Metric clusters can return a 404. Detect this accordingly in its
respective Exists handler.
* Add a `circonus_graph` resource.
* Fix a handful of bugs in the graph provider.
* Re-enable the necessary `ConflictsWith` definitions and normalize attribute names.
* Objects that have been deleted via the UI return a 404. Handle in Exists().
* Teach `circonus_graph`'s Stack set to accept nil values.
* Set `ForceNew: true` for a graph's name.
* Chase various API fixes required to make `circonus_graph` work as expected.
* Fix up the handling of sub-1 zoom resolutions for graphs.
* Add the `check_by_collector` out parameter to the `circonus_check` resource.
* Improve validation of line vs area graphs. Fix graph_style.
* Fix up the `logarithmic` graph axis option.
* Resolve various trivial `go vet` issues.
* Add a stream_group out parameter.
* Remove incorrectly applied `Optional` attributes to the `circonus_account` resource.
* Remove various `Optional` attributes from the `circonus_collector` data source.
* Centralize the common need to suppress leading and trailing whitespace into `suppressWhitespace`.
* Sync up with upstream vendor fixes for circonus_graph.
* Update the checksum value for the http check.
* Chase `circonus_graph`'s underlying `line_style` API object change from `string` to `*string`.
* Clean up tests to use a generic terraform regression testing account.
* Rename all identifiers that began with a `_` and replace with a corresponding lowercase glyph.
* Remove stale comment in types.
* Move the calls to `ResourceData`'s `SetId()` calls to be first in the
list so that no resources are lost in the event of a `panic()`.
* Remove `stateSet` from the `circonus_trigger` resource.
* Remove `stateSet` from the `circonus_stream_group` resource.
* Remove `schemaSet` from the `circonus_graph` resource.
* Remove `stateSet` from the `circonus_contact` resource.
* Remove `stateSet` from the `circonus_metric` resource.
* Remove `stateSet` from the `circonus_account` data source.
* Remove `stateSet` from the `circonus_collector` data source.
* Remove stray `stateSet` call from the `circonus_contact` resource.
This is an odd artifact to find... I'm completely unsure as to why it
was there to begin with but am mostly certain it's a bug and needs to be
removed.
* Remove `stateSet` from the `circonus_check` resource.
* Remove the `stateSet` helper function.
All call sites have been converted to return errors vs `panic()`'ing at
runtime.
* Remove a pile of unused functions and type definitions.
* Remove the last of the `attrReader` interface.
* Remove an unused `Sprintf` call.
* Update `circonus-gometrics` and remove unused files.
* Document what `convertToHelperSchema()` does.
Rename `castSchemaToTF` to `convertToHelperSchema`.
Change the function parameter ordering so the `map` of attribute
descriptions: this is much easier to maintain when the description map
is first when creating schema inline.
* Move descriptions into their respective source files.
* Remove all instances of `panic()`.
In the case of software bugs, log an error. Never `panic()` and always
return a value.
* Rename `stream_group` to `metric_cluster`.
* Rename triggers to rule sets
* Rename `stream` to `metric`.
* Chase the `stream` -> `metric` change into the docs.
* Remove some unused test functions.
* Add the now required `color` attribute for graphing a `metric_cluster`.
* Add a missing description to silence a warning.
* Add `id` as a selector for the account data source.
* Futureproof testing: Randomize all asset names to prevent any possible resource conflicts.
This isn't a necessary change for our current build and regression
testing, but *just in case* we have a radical change to our testing
framework in the future, make all resource names fully random.
* Rename various values to match the Circonus docs.
* s/alarm/alert/g
* Ensure ruleset criteria can not be empty.
helper/schema: Rename Timeout resource block to Timeouts
- Pluralize configuration argument name to better represent that there is
one block for many timeouts
- use a const for the configuration timeouts key
- update docs
the terraform package doesn't know about TestProvider, so don't put the
hooks in terraform.MockResourceProvider. Wrap the mock in the test where
we need to check the TestProvider functionality.
Fixes: #12506
When a replication_task cdc_start_time was specified as an int, it was
causing a panic as the conversion to a Unix timestampe was expecting a
string
```
% make testacc TEST=./builtin/providers/aws TESTARGS='-run=TestAccAwsDmsReplicationTaskBasic'
==> Checking that code complies with gofmt requirements...
go generate $(go list ./... | grep -v /terraform/vendor/)
2017/03/08 22:55:29 Generated command/internal_plugin_list.go
TF_ACC=1 go test ./builtin/providers/aws -v -run=TestAccAwsDmsReplicationTaskBasic -timeout 120m
=== RUN TestAccAwsDmsReplicationTaskBasic
--- PASS: TestAccAwsDmsReplicationTaskBasic (1089.77s)
PASS
ok github.com/hashicorp/terraform/builtin/providers/aws 1089.802s
```
Always wait for watchStop to return during context.walk.
Context.walk would often complete immediately after sending the close
signal to watchStop, which would in turn call the deferred releaseRun
cancelling the runContext.
Without any synchronization points after the select statement in
watchStop, that goroutine was not guaranteed to be scheduled
immediately, and in fact it often didn't continue until after the
runContext was canceled. This in turn left the select statement with
multiple successful cases, and half the time it would chose to Stop the
providers.
Stopping the providers after the walk of course didn't cause any
immediate failures, but if there was another walk performed, the
provider StopContext would no longer be valid and could cause
cancellation errors in the provider.
Robert Rudduck