Closed RexBelli closed 5 years ago
Yes, we do plan to add support in the coming few weeks but it will be a gradual process.
+1 to this as Cloud Shell comes with Terraform v0.12.2.
Gary and I are working on this
Acceptance Criteria:
Update make docker_run for 0.12.x
as per comments in this thread)Unreleased
) in #202. May need one more update prior to publication of the tagged release.Gary and I left off working in #202 (which is based on #198) trying to troubleshoot this error:
Error: Error patching router us-central1/forseti-simple-example-midge: googleapi: Error 400: Invalid value for field 'resource.nats[0].subnetworks[0].sourceIpRangesToNat': ''. The subnetwork is already configured with ALL_IP_RANGES for Nat which conflicts with the specified IpRangeToNatOption options in this Nat., invalid
on ../../../examples/real_time_enforcer/nat.tf line 41, in resource "google_compute_router_nat" "main":
41: resource "google_compute_router_nat" "main" {
Here's the build log location. We're sort of stumped, this may be an issue with the provider?
@aaron-lane @ingwarr Gary and I are picking up working on the forseti lint test job, which is failing in ~3 ways. Once lint tests are passing we'll work on the sourceIpRangesToNat
issue.
Lint tests are green as of 6d634ac Fix make generate_docs for 0.12
in #202
Switching back to working on the integration tests.
@aaron-lane @ingwarr kitchen verify simple-example-local
is passing on my local machine as of e7cc11a Fix boolean logic error in module.server.null_resource.missing_emails for 0.12
In CI, we're still getting the The subnetwork is already configured with ALL_IP_RANGES
error. See this line in Build 529.
In CI, the following are passing in build 529:
See the capture of the output of kitchen verify simple-example-local
to inform the 0.12.x release.
https://gist.github.com/jeffmccune/508d3c06d145a4a723290b25257bcba5
Great! Let's verify shared-vpc-local
works locally and we can wrap this up.
@aaron-lane I verified shared-vpc-local
as of ab6afc3 Update make docker_run for 0.12.x
, results at https://gist.github.com/jeffmccune/c2d12dca8f80c7f0eff2af06e6e96f93
It looks like the new version of Terraform made some breaking changes to the syntax. Indeed when I tried to use this module with the new version, I quickly ran into errors I wasn't sure how to resolve.
I ran the included migration tool (I committed the results here), and am still receiving errors:
Are there plans to add support for the new version?