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The "not found in the region" error is misleading — it is a Gen1/Gen2 backend dispatch bug, not a region problem. The maintainer linked a fix PR (IBM-Cloud/terraform-provider-ibm#7000) and the issue is closed. Upgrade to a provider release containing that fix; in the meantime, if the import target is a Gen2 (standard-…
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Importing a Gen2 (plan = "standard-gen2") ibm_database instance — via an import {} block or terraform import — always failed with a misleading: Error: [ERROR] The database instance was not found in the region set for the Provider, or the default of us-south. The instance genuinely existed in the correct region. Root c…
Problem outcome: unknown
This was a provider regression in v2.5.0 — upgrade to v2.6.0 or later, where the reporter confirmed it is fixed (the maintainer's fix PR restored the idempotent behavior). If you are stuck on v2.5.0, the workaround is to remove already-onboarded users from the users list before applying. Source:
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After upgrading the IBM Cloud Terraform provider to v2.5.0, ibm_iam_user_invite was no longer idempotent: if a user was already an active member of the account, terraform apply failed with: [ERROR] User invite unsuccessful: user(s) [...] are already ACTIVE in account ..., which means they were already invited and onbo…
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Do not parse the ingress hostname with a regex to get the cluster name. The data source exposes the actual name via the resource_name attribute (community-confirmed working), and the provider later added an officially supported cluster_name attribute on both the cluster and vpc_cluster data sources — a maintainer clos…
Problem outcome: unknown
With the IBM Cloud Terraform provider, data "ibm_container_vpc_cluster" looked up by ID returned the cluster ID (not the name) from the .name attribute, and using the deprecated cluster_name_id field returned null. The reporter needed the actual cluster name in config and resorted to parsing it out of the ingress host…
Problem outcome: unknown