Closed prabhakarank87 closed 3 years ago
I just hit this as well. Debug / Trace logs don't seem to shed any light.
We hit this as well when trying to import
an existing cluster. I think this is happening because the cluster resource type is usingImportStatePassthroughContext
here, but the Read
function here needs both the cluster ID and the environment ID in order to load the cluster.
According to this doc from Hashicorp:
This function requires the Read function to be able to refresh the entire resource with d.Id() ONLY.
So I think in order to support importing existing clusters, this resource type would need to do the thing described here:
More likely though, if the resource requires multiple attributes and they are not already in the resource ID, Importer State will require a custom function implementation beyond using schema.ImportStatePassthrough, seen below. The ID passed into terraform import should be parsed so d.Set() can be called the required attributes to make the Read function properly operate. The resource ID should also match the ID set during the resource Create function via d.SetId().
I opened a PR that should address this here: https://github.com/Mongey/terraform-provider-confluentcloud/pull/74
@Mongey When import the existing cluster using terraform import, getting the below error
Command for Import $terraform import confluentcloud_kafka_cluster.test lkc-x2yvk
Output:- confluentcloud_kafka_cluster.test: Importing from ID "lkc-x2yvk"... confluentcloud_kafka_cluster.test: Import prepared! Prepared confluentcloud_kafka_cluster for import confluentcloud_kafka_cluster.test: Refreshing state... [id=lkc-x2yvk]
Error: get cluster: Oops, something went wrong