* govendor fetch cloud.google.com/go/bigtable
* Vendor the rest of the stuff.
* Add support for instance_type to google_bigtable_instance.
* Revendored some packages.
* Removed bad packages from vendor.json
Import tests for compute_instance_template fail without this change as
they expect a value of true for automatic_restart. As this value was
removed, we're no longer setting it (and therefore it looks like it has
a value of false, which is different from the default).
* Fix bug where scheduling.automatic_restart false is never used
* Remove deprecated automatic_restart value in favor of scheduling.automatic_restart
* Remove deprecated on_host_maintenance
* Correct bad var name
* Re-add removed schema values and marked as Removed
* Fix var to snake case
* Migrate empty scheduling blocks in compute_instance_template
* Shorten error message
* Use only one return value instead of two
* Mark google_sql_database.{charset,collation} as computed instead of having defaults.
This change is required to avoid the following scenario:
When upgrading from a previous version of the Google provider, TF will change
the charset/collation of existing (TF-managed) databases to utf8/utf8_general_ci
(if the user hasn't added different config values before running TF apply),
potentially overriding any non-default settings that the user my have applied
through the Cloud SQL admin API. This violates POLA.
* Remove charset/collation defaults from the documentation, too.
* Add links to MySQL's and PostgreSQL's documentation about supported charset and collation values.
* Use version 5.7's docs instead of 5.6, since that's the most up to date version of MySQL that we support.
* Add a note that only UTF8 / en_US.UTF8 are currently supported for Cloud SQL PostgreSQL databases.
* Add versioned Beta support to google_compute_firewall.
* Add Beta support for deny to google_compute_firewall.
* remove extra line:
* make fmt
* Add missing ForceNew fields.
* Respond to review comments testing functionality + reducing network GET to v1
* Make google_compute_global_address a versioned resource with Beta support.
* Added Beta support for ip_version in google_compute_global_address.
* Move checks to TestCheckFuncs, add a regression test for IPV4 on v1 resources.
* Consolidated TestCheckFuncs to a single function.
* Add missing return statement.
* Fix IPV4 test
* Clarified comment.
Prior to this change it was possible for Terraform to error during plan / apply with the following:
Error 404: The resource "node pool \"foo\" not found"
* Add versioned Beta support to google_compute_global_forwarding_rule.
* Add Beta support for ip_version in google_compute_global_forwarding_rule.
* Temporary commit with compute_shared_operation.go changes.
* Added a test to see if v1 GFR is still IPV4, moved to a TestCheckFunc
* This API returns the original self links, but let's make sure we don't diff.
* Add support for auto_healing_policies to google_compute_instance_group_manager.
* Add a test for self link stability when a v1 resource uses a versioned resource.
* Add a comment about what the stable self link test does.
* make fmt
* Fixed formatting on new tests.
* Address review comments.
* Fix make vet
* Fix disk type’Malformed URL’ error
The API expects the disk type to be a SelfLink URL, but the disk type
name was being used (e.g. “pd-ssd”).
* Add ACC Tests for boot disk type
* Fix acceptance test & fmt test config
The Instance data does not contain the actual disk type, just "PERSISTENT". This commit uses the computeClient to pull the disk data from the API, allowing checking of the disk type.
Also fmt'd the test configuration.
* Add support node config for GKE node pool
* Review fixes:
- Set max items in node config schema
- Fill missing node config fields
- Put test helpers above than test vars
* Update checks in node pool tests
* Fix node pool check match
We don't need to set the ID to "" in read-modify-write helpers, because
once they're done, we read anyways to update state based on the changes.
And that read checks if the binding/member still exists, and does the
SetId("") if it doesn't.
This way, we stick with state only getting set based on the API state,
not by what we think the state will be.
Tests need to have unique names. Whoooops.
Also, the Elem property accepts an interface I guess, which means we
actually need the struct type repetition there.
