* first version of this datasource
* add network and subnetwork datasource and documentation
* modify sidebar reference in documentation
* fix elements after review on network and subnetwork datasources
* fix fmt on Google provider.go
* modify code with the review
* modify documentation layout order
* fix alphabetic order in provider.go
* fix rebase issue and documentation datasource => data
The version we were using has been deprecated and is no longer
available, making the withVersion test no longer pass. I've bumped it to
the latest available version.
This was already marked as removed, but the way the provider handled it,
people were still being prompted for input anyways. This removes it from
the provider entirely, so people won't be prompted for input.
When specifying a single port in port_range, the API would accept it as
input, but would return it as {PORT}-{PORT}. Terraform would then see
this as different, even though (semantically) it's the same.
This commit adds a test that exposes the diff cycle created by this, and
an inline DiffSuppressFunc to resolve it.
Fixes#9051.
* Make our regexes more permissive (though still separated out for
readability, despite being identical)
* Add a helper that will improve readability while sanity testing our
regex results.
* WIP: added a new resource type : google_compute_snapshot
* [WIP]: added a test acceptance for google_compute_snapshot
* Cleanup
* Minor correction : "Deleting disk" message in Delete method
* Error in merge action
* Error in merge action
Google Container Engine's cluster API returned instance group manager
URLs when it meant to return instance group URLs. See #4336 for details
about the bug.
While this is undeniably an upstream problem, this PR:
* detects the error, meaning it will work as expected when the API is
fixed.
* corrects the error by requesting the instance group manager, then
retrieving its instance group URL, and using that instead.
* adds a test that exercises the error and the solution, to ensure it is
functioning properly.
To aid in tracking down the error that's causing
TestAccGoogleSqlDatabaseInstance_basic to fail (it's claiming an op
can't be found?) I've added the op name (which is unique) to the error
output for op errors.
Our GCP storage tests are really flaky right now due to rate limiting.
In theory, this could also impact Terraform users that are
deleting/creating large numbers of Google Cloud Storage buckets at once.
To fix, I'm detecting the specific error code that GCP returns when it's
a rate limit error, and using that with resource.Retry to try the
request again.
