The resource "powerplatform_environment" does not support the "Enable Dynamics 365 apps" option

[webstean]

Description

The resource "powerplatform_environment" does not support the "Enable Dynamics 365 apps" option, which has dependencies on Dynamics 365 licensing. Not sure how this would work if the environment is created via a Service Principle (who cannot be assigned a license).

Note: This option cannot be turned off once set, so cannot be updated once the environment is created.   Create Environment - Portal with Dynamics 365 Apps

Resource

• Resource Name: powerplatform_environment
• API documentation: Could not find any.
• Estimated complexity/effort: Moderate.
• Related resources/data sources: Nil

• Potential Terraform Configuration

resource "powerplatform_environment" "development" {
  display_name     = "example_environment"
  location         = "europe"
  azure_region     = "northeurope"
  environment_type = "Sandbox"
  dataverse = {
    enable_dynamics_365_apps = true
    language_code     = "1033"
    currency_code     = "USD"
    domain            = "mydomain"
    security_group_id = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000"
  }
}

Definition of Done

• [ ] Data Transfer Objects (dtos)
• [ ] Data Client functions
• [ ] Resource Implementation
• [ ] Resource Added to Provider
• [ ] Unit Tests for Happy Path
• [ ] Unit Tests for error path
• [ ] Acceptance Tests
• [ ] Example in the /examples folder
• [ ] Schema Documentation in code
• [ ] Updated auto-generated provider docs with make docs

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[mattdot]

This flag just uses an environment template if you only check the flag and don't choose a sku this uses the D365_DeveloperEdition template. @eduardodfmex will provide an example of the terraform.

[eduardodfmex]

@webstean you can enable D365 apps with the resource "powerplatform_environment" dataverse templates, this will be a example:

terraform {
  required_providers {
    powerplatform = {
      source = "microsoft/power-platform"
    }
  }
}

provider "powerplatform" {
  use_cli = true
}

resource "powerplatform_environment" "development" {
  display_name     = "example_environment"
  location         = "europe"
  azure_region     = "northeurope"
  environment_type = "Sandbox"
  dataverse = {
    language_code     = "1033"
    currency_code     = "USD"
    domain            = "mydomain"
    security_group_id = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000"
    templates         = ["D365_CustomerService", "D365_FieldService", "D365_Sales"]
  }
  lifecycle {
    prevent_destroy = true
  }
}

The list of D365 apps templates will depend on your requirements and licensing.

[mattdot]

Closing this issue since there is already a way to achieve this.