chipzzz
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3 weeks ago Actually, even just creating an org will yield the error, while the org is still created however.
│ Error: GET https://<endpoint>/api/0/organizations/test-2/: 403 You do not have permission to perform this action.
│
│ with module.org_entries["test-2"].sentry_organization.sentry_org,
│ on modules/org_create/main.tf line 1, in resource "sentry_organization" "sentry_org":
│ 1: resource "sentry_organization" "sentry_org" {
Creating a custom integration in 1 org and utilizing a the token to create a new org works. However If I now want to create objects within that new org I have to create a custom integration in that new org and utilize the newly created token from that org in order to perform actions in that new org.
Automating this would be a bit tough to manage. I.e - create new org, create integration (which i don't think it will allow to be outside of the UI since I don't have the new token to interact with new org), get the new token , create objects within new org.
Hence, the question is this terraform provider designed for multi-org management? Is there an overarching multi-org integration we can create with a token that has permissions to all orgs? Is there another way?
Otherwise utilzing the same token from the original org, yields, to over come this you have to create a new integration within new org and utilize the new token from the new org.
I'm on self hosted version of sentry.
@jianyuan