Add TPM supports to VM crash

[bobbylewiss]

Describe the bug

Hello, I'm new here and trying to use your provider, which is really nice btw (before i used telmate). I have found a little issue on the documentation in main/docs/resources/virtual_environment_vm.md for tpm state :

  tpm_state { (optional)
    datastore_id = "local" (optional) --> must be mandatory
    version = "v2.0" (optional)
  }

If datastore_id is not set this will cause an error and destroy your vm if it's stopped.

Thank you for your great work !

To Reproduce

1. Add tpm_state to your main.tf :

   tpm_state {
   version = "v2.0"
   }

2. terraform plan && terraform apply --auto-approve
3. Will prompt you this :

   │ Error: error creating VM: All attempts fail:
   │ #1: the requested resource does not exist
   │ #2: the requested resource does not exist
   │ #3: the requested resource does not exist
   │
   │   with proxmox_virtual_environment_vm.test,
   │   on main.tf line 3, in resource "proxmox_virtual_environment_vm" "test":
   │    3: resource "proxmox_virtual_environment_vm" "test" {
   │

4. VM in proxmox will be destroyed

Expected behavior It would be nice to have a gate keeper that says watch out, datastore_id is required, before applying and destroying your vm.

Additional context

• Single or clustered Proxmox:
• Proxmox version: 8.2.7
• Provider version (ideally it should be the latest version): latest
• Terraform/OpenTofu version: 1.9.8
• OS (where you run Terraform/OpenTofu from): debian 12

[bpg]

Hey @bobbylewiss 👋🏼

Your PVE host probably does not have local-lvm datastore set up, as this is the default value of datastore_id in the tpm_state resource.

Could you confirm if this is the case?

If it is, I would argue that this is not an issue, but rather an expected behaviour, as all defaults are catered to a straightforward PVE setup with LVM storage.

[bobbylewiss]

You are right, i'm not using local-lvm by default. Something I need to watchout. But its still weird to destroy the running vm... Thank you and keep the good work !