Using the `secretsmanager_general` data source returns `Error: record not found - UID: <UID>`

[g0dfl3sh]

• Code for reproducing the error

  data "secretsmanager_general" "secret_key" {
  path = <PATH_TO_UID>
  }

• Output

  Planning failed. Terraform encountered an error while generating this plan.
  ╷
  │ Error: record not found - UID: <PATH_TO_UID>
  │ 
  │   with data.secretsmanager_general.secret_key,
  │   on secrets.tf line 3, in data "secretsmanager_general" "secret_key":
  │    3: data "secretsmanager_general" "secret_key" {
  │ 
  ╵

• Expected Output

Plan should run without errors given the fact that the record with the given UID exists.

I believe the provider documentation in lacking in this regard. Keeper documentation mentions that general is a Legacy format, used for records created before the launch of Record Types. and mentions The record is a legacy (V2) non-typed record as a reason for getting the record not found error.

I am open to submitting a PR in order to fix the docs if you decide that's the right thing to do.

[idimov-keeper]

I'm assuming you substitute PATH_TO_UID with actual record UID (no path included - since UIDs are unique) If you have v2 records inside a folder shared to KSM App those records are invisible to KSM and General record type and corresponding data sources/resources will be removed in the next release v1.1.5 (KSM-562 Removed data source type general)

General is the legacy format, used for records created before the launch of Record Types and KSM works only with the new typed records but you can convert your legacy/v2 records to typed/v3 records (using Keeper Commander or web vault in your browser). Both newly created records/v3 and "General/v2" record versions can be converted between types.