Closed subrasub closed 1 year ago
Hey @subrasub - Could you please provide a little more context around how this failed? As far as I can tell, as long as your project names match case sensitively then there's no issue? You could try making a request like:
import json, requests
response = requests.post(
'https://cloud.getdbt.com/api/v3/accounts/<account ID>/projects/<project ID>/environment-variables/bulk/',
headers={
'Accept': 'application/json',
'Content-Type': 'application/json',
'Authorization': 'Token <token>'
},
json={
'env_var': {
'new_name': 'DBT_<env var name>',
'project': '<project level var>',
'< env 1 >: '< val for env 1 >',
'< env 2 >: '< val for env 2 >',
...
}
}
)
response.json()
Could you also please provide any config terraform (with values redacted) where possible so I can attempt to reproduce, please?
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I am running into an issue while attempting to create an environment variable using the
dbt_cloud_environment_variable
resource.Running
terraform plan
was successful, however, I am unable to apply these changes, as the endpoint is returning a 500 error. Upon investigating the code for this resource, I realized it was using dbt-cloud v3 API, so I attempted to manually create a POST request to the endpoint with the help of v3 API docs, but I was unable to find it. https://github.com/GtheSheep/terraform-provider-dbt-cloud/blob/e65faea6fa1226a129e208d2f33a76582611a94d/pkg/dbt_cloud/environment_variable.go#L87I am not sure if the endpoint has been deprecated or if there is another issue at hand. Also, I am curious as to why our CircleCI build pipeline did not flag this error -
terraform apply
command was successful, but had a 500 error within. I would appreciate any help!