The network and member resource use a couple of settings which could be
defined multiple times.
For example: the assigned ips on a member could change the order, while
the semantic means the same.
The provider was using a schema.ListType, which according to the
documentation is an ordered list of elements, where the order
matter.
On those resource seetings, the order is not relevant, as they are
sematically equivalent. There is a schema.SetType which provides an
unordered collection of settings, and grants the same order given the
same settings.
This commit changes the schema of those resources to use
schema.SetType instead of schema.ListType to avoid diff loops
depending on the sorting of the response from the API.
The network and member resource use a couple of settings which could be defined multiple times.
For example: the assigned ips on a member could change the order, while the semantic means the same.
The provider was using a
schema.ListType
, which according to the documentation is an ordered list of elements, where the order matter.On those resource seetings, the order is not relevant, as they are sematically equivalent. There is a
schema.SetType
which provides an unordered collection of settings, and grants the same order given the same settings.This commit changes the schema of those resources to use
schema.SetType
instead ofschema.ListType
to avoid diff loops depending on the sorting of the response from the API.