State drift and inability to import

[sempervictus]

Looks like the upstream API changed somehow and the TF provider has "lost track" of a DNS zone which previously existed in the statefile. Trying to import the zone back into the state (tofu import cloudns_dns_zone.name "domain.tld" ) results in:

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│ Error: Invalid address to set: []string{"ns"}
│ 
│ 
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[sempervictus]

This happens when nameservers are set for a zone, apparently. Quick fix here is:

diff --git i/internal/cloudns/resource_dns_zone.go w/internal/cloudns/resource_dns_zone.go
index 386f343..91a3794 100644
--- i/internal/cloudns/resource_dns_zone.go
+++ w/internal/cloudns/resource_dns_zone.go
@@ -141,11 +141,6 @@ func updateZoneState(d *schema.ResourceData, zone *cloudns.Zone) error {
                return err
        }

-       if len(zone.Ns) > 0 {
-               if err := d.Set("ns", zone.Ns); err != nil {
-                       return err
-               }
-       }

The long-term fix is to update the schema to handle the field

[boyanpeychev]

@sempervictus thanks for the contribution here! Is it possible to provide us the tf file as an example so our team can properly reproduce the problem?

[sempervictus]

Unfortunately no, but you can see in the schema definition that there is no list of strings for "ns" which the current code tries to access (a nonexistent struct member)