It looks like the azurerm provider has introduced a new constriction on internal_load_balancer_enabled, once it has been set no matter the value, you must set infrastructure_subnet_id too or an error will be thrown. I've opened a pr in provider's repo for this issue, this pr changed the variable's default value to null to avoid the error caused by default values.
Update: since #39 has already updated the variable's default value, this pr only add a precondition block for this variable to provide a better user experience.
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32 #40
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It looks like the azurerm provider has introduced a new constriction on
internal_load_balancer_enabled, once it has been set no matter the value, you must setinfrastructure_subnet_idtoo or an error will be thrown. I've opened a pr in provider's repo for this issue, this pr changed the variable's default value tonullto avoid the error caused by default values.Update: since #39 has already updated the variable's default value, this pr only add a
preconditionblock for this variable to provide a better user experience.Issue number
32 #40
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CHANGELOG.mdfileThanks for your cooperation!