mikhailshilkov
commented
2 years ago The ImportId is very strict: it requires you to specify all the arguments exactly as the Azure API returns them. As an alternative, please consider the pulumi import command which will both generate code for your existing resource and import the resource into Pulumi state automatically.
You can see the command syntax here: https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/azure-native/api-docs/network/virtualnetwork/#import
MarkGee-imdex
What happened?
I've setup a dotnet pulumi project using Azure Native to define resources. The Pulumi CLI has been working fine up until recently when I tried to import an existing Azure VNet resource using Pulumi.AzureNative.Network.V20201101.VirtualNetwork.
Sample Csharp code is here: ImportExistingVNet_csharp_code.txt
The Pulumi review is failing say that there was an issue with the EnabledVmProtection field but this field has been superseded by the EnableDdosProtection field which is present in the Azure template for that resource. No matter how I set either of these fields, the same Pulumi CLI review issue appears. The CLI output is here:
The Debug output can be found here: out.txt
Can you please help. Thanks. .
Steps to reproduce
Expected Behavior
The Pulumi review should complete without any errors and the update should complete successfully
Actual Behavior
The Pulumi review fails with the following:
azure-native:network/v20201101:VirtualNetwork VirtualNetworkResource import [diff: +enableVmProtection]; 1 warning
Versions used
out.txt Pulumi about output:
Additional context
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