Closed mars-lan closed 1 week ago
I'm facing the same issue. I tried to add in the config object is_private_key_encrypted = false
in vain.
I'm facing the same issue. I tried to add in the config object
is_private_key_encrypted = false
in vain.
Same here. Also tried is_private_key_encrypted = "false"
w/o any success. It looks like the issue lies in parsing the API response, not in sending the request.
Ping @fivetran-aleksandrboldyrev & @fivetran-jovanmanojlovic
@mars-lan took as an internal task for verification and solution. Thank you for bringing it to our attention
@mars-lan @jpetitcolas please tell me what versions of Terrafrom CLI are you using? I can't reproduce the problem on version 1.9.5, I want to try on your versions
@mars-lan @jpetitcolas please tell me what versions of Terrafrom CLI are you using? I can't reproduce the problem on version 1.9.5, I want to try on your versions
Terraform v1.6.6 + fivetran/fivetran v1.2.8. I also tried v1.9.5, and it returned the same error. I'm on macOS 14.6.1 if that helps.
@mars-lan go it, thank you. I will try again to reproduce and understand the reason for this error.
@mars-lan Hello, Could you check now? There is no need to update the provider, since the fix was on the API side
@fivetran-aleksandrboldyrev Confirmed that it's working now. Thanks for the help. Closing the issue.
Describe the bug
When creating a Snowflake destination using key pair auth, the following error is thrown, and the destination is shown as "Broken" on Fivetran:
To Reproduce Provide an example .tf configuration
Here's a snippet of the config:
Expected behavior
To not crash.
Plugin version:
1.2.6