import and configuration mismatch

[chupacabra71]

Not sure if i am doing something wrong or if it is the plugin, but i am having a problem reconciling imported data with the config i am building. i imported some access points and a switch, and all that imported fine. When i do a terraform plan, it always shows that the resources need changes even though the configuration matches the import.

Here is the configuration:

#10GB Aggregation Switch
resource "unifi_device" "USW-Aggregation" {
  mac = "ac:8b:a9:b4:fb:de"
  name = "USW-Aggregation"

  port_override {
      name                = "PVE03"
      number              = 3
      op_mode             = "switch"
  }
  port_override {
      name                = "PVE01"
      number              = 1
      op_mode             = "switch"
  }
  port_override {
      name                = "PVE02"
      number              = 2
      op_mode             = "switch"
  }
  port_override {
      name                = "SFP+ 4"
      number              = 4
      port_profile_id     = "645513558013ec568e5cb0b3"
  }
  port_override {
      name                = "SFP+ 6"
      number              = 6
      op_mode             = "switch"
  }
  port_override {
      name                = "TRUNK - UNIFI"
      number              = 8
      op_mode             = "switch"
  }
  port_override {
      name                = "TRUNK - USW-24-Core"
      number              = 7
      op_mode             = "switch"
  }
  port_override {
      aggregate_num_ports = 2
      name                = "TRUNK - SILO-NAS01"
      number              = 5
      op_mode             = "aggregate"
  }
}

resource "unifi_device" "AP-Downstairs" {
  mac = "74:83:c2:d3:57:57"
  name = "AP Downstairs"
}   

resource "unifi_device" "AP-Upstairs" {
  mac                   = "74:83:c2:d3:42:c9"
  name                  = "AP Upstairs"
}   

resource "unifi_device" "AP-Office" {
  mac = "ac:8b:a9:42:e8:6d"
  name = "AP Office"
}   

Here is the plan output:

Terraform used the selected providers to generate the following execution plan. Resource actions are indicated with the following symbols:
  ~ update in-place

Terraform will perform the following actions:

  # unifi_device.AP-Downstairs will be updated in-place
  ~ resource "unifi_device" "AP-Downstairs" {
      + allow_adoption    = true
      + forget_on_destroy = true
        id                = "62321826f9240f062eb5dd77"
        name              = "AP Downstairs"
        # (3 unchanged attributes hidden)
    }

  # unifi_device.AP-Office will be updated in-place
  ~ resource "unifi_device" "AP-Office" {
      + allow_adoption    = true
      + forget_on_destroy = true
        id                = "640b36885e789b141ae031c4"
        name              = "AP Office"
        # (3 unchanged attributes hidden)
    }

  # unifi_device.AP-Upstairs will be updated in-place
  ~ resource "unifi_device" "AP-Upstairs" {
      + allow_adoption    = true
      + forget_on_destroy = true
        id                = "62321f1df9240f062eb5e295"
        name              = "AP Upstairs"
        # (3 unchanged attributes hidden)
    }

  # unifi_device.USW-Aggregation will be updated in-place
  ~ resource "unifi_device" "USW-Aggregation" {
      + allow_adoption    = true
      + forget_on_destroy = true
        id                = "645035fc8be3227a24375e25"
        name              = "USW-Aggregation"
        # (3 unchanged attributes hidden)

      - port_override {
          - aggregate_num_ports = 0 -> null
          - name                = "PVE01" -> null
          - number              = 1 -> null
          - op_mode             = "switch" -> null
        }
      - port_override {
          - aggregate_num_ports = 0 -> null
          - name                = "PVE02" -> null
          - number              = 2 -> null
          - op_mode             = "switch" -> null
        }
      - port_override {
          - aggregate_num_ports = 0 -> null
          - name                = "PVE03" -> null
          - number              = 3 -> null
          - op_mode             = "switch" -> null
        }
      - port_override {
          - aggregate_num_ports = 0 -> null
          - name                = "SFP+ 4" -> null
          - number              = 4 -> null
          - port_profile_id     = "645513558013ec568e5cb0b3" -> null
        }
      - port_override {
          - aggregate_num_ports = 0 -> null
          - name                = "SFP+ 6" -> null
          - number              = 6 -> null
          - op_mode             = "switch" -> null
        }
      - port_override {
          - aggregate_num_ports = 0 -> null
          - name                = "TRUNK - UNIFI" -> null
          - number              = 8 -> null
          - op_mode             = "switch" -> null
        }
      - port_override {
          - aggregate_num_ports = 0 -> null
          - name                = "TRUNK - USW-24-Core" -> null
          - number              = 7 -> null
          - op_mode             = "switch" -> null
        }
      - port_override {
          - aggregate_num_ports = 2 -> null
          - name                = "TRUNK - SILO-NAS01" -> null
          - number              = 5 -> null
          - op_mode             = "aggregate" -> null
        }
      + port_override {
          + aggregate_num_ports = 2
          + name                = "TRUNK - SILO-NAS01"
          + number              = 5
          + op_mode             = "aggregate"
        }
      + port_override {
          + name    = "PVE01"
          + number  = 1
          + op_mode = "switch"
        }
      + port_override {
          + name    = "PVE02"
          + number  = 2
          + op_mode = "switch"
        }
      + port_override {
          + name    = "PVE03"
          + number  = 3
          + op_mode = "switch"
        }
      + port_override {
          + name            = "SFP+ 4"
          + number          = 4
          + port_profile_id = "645513558013ec568e5cb0b3"
        }
      + port_override {
          + name    = "SFP+ 6"
          + number  = 6
          + op_mode = "switch"
        }
      + port_override {
          + name    = "TRUNK - UNIFI"
          + number  = 8
          + op_mode = "switch"
        }
      + port_override {
          + name    = "TRUNK - USW-24-Core"
          + number  = 7
          + op_mode = "switch"
        }
    }

[joshuaspence]

The allow_adoption and force_destroy changes are fine as those are meta properties that don't affect actual UniFi resources.

The changes to the switch seem like a bug, I'll have to investigate further.

[chupacabra71]

The allow_adoption and force_destroy changes are fine as those are meta properties that don't affect actual UniFi resources.

The changes to the switch seem like a bug, I'll have to investigate further.

Thanks, anything i can provide to help out?