- extension_headers validation - header prefix must be ‘x-goog-‘ (with a trailing hyphen)
- http_method validate, explicitly name the datasource attribute that is failing validation
- remove redundant http_method validation that is no longer needed
- re-add ‘testAccPreCheck()’ to acceptance tests, to ensure necessary GOOGLE_* env vars are set for Acceptance tests.
- remove unused code from datasource
- use URL signature (base64 encoded) as data source ID instead of full URL
This change adds a data source to allow declaring IAM policies, as well as a
new resource to represent an existing GCP project. The project resource may
reference an IAM policy, allowing a user to set project-wide permissions.
This fix changes acceptance tests for VPN tunnel to use the correct ports (UDP
500 and 4500). It also changes the documentation to demonstrate using these
port single ports in a `port_range` field.
This fix changes acceptance tests for VPN tunnel to use the correct ports (UDP
500 and 4500). It also changes the documentation to demonstrate using these
port single ports in a `port_range` field.
Some google resources required network be refernced by resource URL (aka self_link), while others required network name.
This change allows either to be supplied.
DRY it out, and add a fix for #5552.
Some google resources required network be refernced by resource URL (aka self_link), while others required network name.
This change allows either to be supplied.
DRY it out, and add a fix for #5552.
This commit cleans up the google_compute_firewall resource to the Go
1.5+ style of not requiring map values to declare their type if they can
be inferred.
As part of Terraform 0.7.1 it was observed in issue #8345 that the state
migration for google_compute_firewall did not appear to be running,
causing a panic when an uninitialized member was read. This commit hooks
up the state migration function (which _was_ independently unit tested
but was not actually in place).
There is currently no good test framework for this, I will address this
issue in a future RFC.
