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wait_for_instances invalid or unknown key #34
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I have the exact same issue:
Using the module as follows:
where |
That is a more recent feature of the Google provider for terraform. I'd advise both of you to just update your google provider. Easiest way to do this is...
It will prompt you before deleting a file, which it should have a prompt similar to...
Do this and try again, I assure you this problem will go away. So far as I know there are no breaking changes with the google provider, so you shouldn't see any other changed functionality in your stacks. |
@AndrewFarley Thanks for your help, that worked. Do you by any chance have a clue as to what is my problem now: Using most kubectl commands results in the following error:
Do you know what could be causing this? |
Without detailed information, your TF files, and a general idea of what you're actually trying to do, no idea. Haven't seen that. |
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Is this due to terraform version?
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