helper/schema: Add Resource type flags for disabling legacy type system protocol flags
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Switching the pull request view to ignore whitespace changes should make this file's changes easier to review (TestPlanResourceChange was switched to table-driven testing). 👍
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…stem protocol flags Reference: #1227 Introduces new `Resource` type `EnableLegacyTypeSystemApplyErrors` and `EnableLegacyTypeSystemPlanErrors` fields that prevent the `PlanResourceChange` and `ApplyResourceChange` protocol operation responses from setting the `UnsafeLegacyTypeSystem` flag. When Terraform encounters the `UnsafeLegacyTypeSystem` flag, it will demote certain data consistency issues from error diagnostics that would immediately prevent Terraform workflows from completing to warning logs, which can be difficult for provider developers to discover. Provider developers are not generally expected to try enabling these settings unless discovering these data consistency issues upfront is desired before migrating resources to terraform-plugin-framework. This setting is on the individual resource level because these errors can be quite prevalent in existing terraform-plugin-sdk resources and therefore it would be problematic to not give provider developers more control over the behavior. The settings are split between plan and apply because the protocol flag is on two separate protocol operations and because certain errors for one operation may be unavoidable, so it leaves provider developers the option to still raise errors for the other operation. This change set includes new website documentation to discuss these data consistency issues and how to potentially resolve them more in-depth. It is expected that the framework migration guide will be updated to recommend enabling these settings before migrating to help provider developers understand existing issues before migrating. The error resolution section has one particular error to start and it is expected that this section will grow over time as provider developers report the various data consistency errors that Terraform can raise.
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Not sure we need to open the can of worms in this PR, but should we eventually add the other common error planned value <blah> does not match config value <blah> or prior value to this section?
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Yeah, that would eventually be my goal from the PR description. I just don't have all those various errors handy right now and we'll need to figure out how we best want to discuss each one.
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Sorry! I missed that part of your PR description 😵💫
… migration guide Reference: hashicorp/terraform-plugin-sdk#1229
… migration guide (#819) Reference: hashicorp/terraform-plugin-sdk#1229 Co-authored-by: Benjamin Bennett <[email protected]>
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Closes #1227
Introduces new
ResourcetypeEnableLegacyTypeSystemApplyErrorsandEnableLegacyTypeSystemPlanErrorsfields that prevent thePlanResourceChangeandApplyResourceChangeprotocol operation responses from setting theUnsafeLegacyTypeSystemflag. When Terraform encounters theUnsafeLegacyTypeSystemflag, it will demote certain data consistency issues from error diagnostics that would immediately prevent Terraform workflows from completing to warning logs, which can be difficult for provider developers to discover. Provider developers are not generally expected to try enabling these settings unless discovering these data consistency issues upfront is desired before migrating resources to terraform-plugin-framework.This setting is on the individual resource level because these errors can be quite prevalent in existing terraform-plugin-sdk resources and therefore it would be problematic to not give provider developers more control over the behavior.
The settings are split between plan and apply because the protocol flag is on two separate protocol operations and because certain errors for one operation may be unavoidable, so it leaves provider developers the option to still raise errors for the other operation.
This change set includes new website documentation to discuss these data consistency issues and how to potentially resolve them more in-depth. It is expected that the framework migration guide will be updated to recommend enabling these settings before migrating to help provider developers understand the issues before migrating. The error resolution section has one particular error to start and it is expected that this section will grow over time as provider developers report the various data consistency errors that Terraform can raise.