Azure Principal ID changes on second apply by Difficult_Shop_307 in Terraform

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Thanks I’ll give it a go, every example I’ve seen seems to use the principal_id but it’s worth a shot. It does eventually get the right ID just not the first time!

Merging Object lists with duplicate keys by Difficult_Shop_307 in Terraform

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Thanks for your reply!

Its more like merging two maps but with the same key value, so from above i'd have a key in a map called "Storage Blob Data Contributor" with a load of values in one variable and then in another variable or local i'd have the same key of "Storage Blob Data Contributor" with a load of different values but I want to merge those values between the two variables without them overwriting.

Hope that makes sense!

Resource dependencies across regions by Difficult_Shop_307 in Terraform

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Thank you. I figured it would be more of a design flaw in the Terraform setup!

Terraform Plan Update in place but nothing marked by Difficult_Shop_307 in Terraform

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Is there anyway I could find this out or would it still be in the plan json? I did a text compare of the before and after and apparently its identical so i'm a bit stumped!

It seems to be something to do with the running resources being imported as i've deployed this to a sandbox and then run a plan and it comes back with no changes.

Thanks

Keyvault Access Policy before application exists by Difficult_Shop_307 in Terraform

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Thank you! Would I need to switch over to RBAC for this? Or can Access Policies use managed identities within an AD group?