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New Resource: azurerm_app_service #344

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Tests pass:

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@tombuildsstuff this is looking awesome - I left a comments inline for you to think of before it get's merged

One thing I am really not particularly a fan of is these types of validations - just for info, Tom and I spoke on the phone about this so he understands my concerns and I understand his reasoning - it's just nice to let it be known that we have spoken

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Really nice to see lots of coverage of import functionality! I think it's usually something that's forgotten about :) So <3 for that!

Type: schema.TypeString,
Optional: true,
Default: "v4.0",
ValidateFunc: validation.StringInSlice([]string{
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So I am beginning to disagree with validations of this type - by doing this, if Azure release new support, then we need to rerelease the Terraform provider

I am not against it, I just think it limits us - I know it's good for plan time validation but look at what we have to do with diffSuppress

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This bit us with another provider so I'd agree with Stack here

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Given this refers to versions of .net, I don't think this is likely to change often (if at all, now .net core is out), as such I think the validation is safe enough. Submitting v2.0 to the API actually provisions the latest version of .net 2.0 (which is currently .net 3.5.x) and submitting v4.0 uses the latest version of 4.x (currently .net 4.7).

Given this (and any new version of .net being supported being likely to be a big announcement) - I'm going to suggest we leave this in for the moment, until it's proven to be a pain

Type: schema.TypeBool,
Optional: true,
Default: true,
ForceNew: true, // due to a bug in the Azure API :(
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if there is a bug in the API and this relates to a bug report, it would be nice to link back right here for future ref

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Updated to link to Azure/azure-rest-api-specs#1697

enabled := d.Get("enabled").(bool)
tags := d.Get("tags").(map[string]interface{})

siteConfig := expandAppServiceSiteConfig(d)
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can this error out? If so, should we try to catch the error?

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nope, the schema validation should handle this (so I don't think there's anything needed here)

tags := d.Get("tags").(map[string]interface{})

siteConfig := expandAppServiceSiteConfig(d)
appSettings := expandAppServiceAppSettings(d)
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Same question as per siteConfig

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(as above, there's no error thrown here - so not at this time)

return fmt.Errorf("Error updating Connection Strings for App Service %q: %+v", name, err)
}
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do any of these need to check to make sure it's Not a new resource?

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nope, they're all applicable here

resp, err := client.Get(resGroup, name)
if err != nil {
if utils.ResponseWasNotFound(resp.Response) {
// TODO: debug logging
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if it's a to-do, then.... ;)

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updated


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# azurerm\_app\_service
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we don't need the \ - this is a fallacy about markdown :)

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Manages an App Service (within an App Service Plan).

## Example Usage
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I would really like to see 1 or 2 other example usages here - something maybe a little more complex with a connection_string struct maybe?

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updated this to be a .net 4.x example with a sql connection string, and added a new java example


* `connection_string` - (Optional) An `connection_string` block as defined below.

* `client_affinity_enabled` - (Optional) TODO: COMPLETE ME. Changing this forces a new resource to be created.
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/me whistles....

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updated

@tombuildsstuff tombuildsstuff force-pushed the azurerm/app-service-resource branch from c58554b to 978c976 Compare September 19, 2017 13:56
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Agreeing with Stack on quite a few things but other than that it looks really good.

Type: schema.TypeString,
Optional: true,
Default: "v4.0",
ValidateFunc: validation.StringInSlice([]string{
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This bit us with another provider so I'd agree with Stack here


* `client_affinity_enabled` - (Optional) TODO: COMPLETE ME. Changing this forces a new resource to be created.

* `enabled` - (Optional) TODO: COMPLETE ME. Changing this forces a new resource to be created.
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Here too

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Updated - tests still pass:

screen shot 2017-09-19 at 17 34 03

@tombuildsstuff tombuildsstuff force-pushed the azurerm/app-service-resource branch from 3822292 to 50f1a06 Compare September 19, 2017 17:22
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LGTM!

@tombuildsstuff tombuildsstuff merged commit 5979359 into master Sep 19, 2017
tombuildsstuff added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 19, 2017
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If I could add more +1 or +<3 I would... thank you!!!

@tombuildsstuff tombuildsstuff deleted the azurerm/app-service-resource branch October 2, 2017 12:28
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@tombuildsstuff can we add support for msi, custom domain name, support for https only etc?

Currently i need to do that through arm template.. but i get "ttlInSeconds object is not present in the request body"

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can we add support for msi, custom domain name, support for https only etc?

Issue #756 is tracking the feature request for these items - which we're hoping to look into in the near future.

"ttlInSeconds object is not present in the request body

Unfortunately this is a bug in the Swagger/API which has been raised with Microsoft/Azure here: Azure/azure-rest-api-specs#1697

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@tombuildsstuff thank you! i actually manage to get around the msi problem with an arm template, i had a problem getting the identity.principalid though, that made me get stuck because spns cannot be created using arm template, and using powershell with external provider is just ugly code, you need to export profile of spn, and use it, and remove it.. becomes very ugly.

On another note, Tom i was wondering if you can shade some light, i have been in a couple of hashicorp/ms conferences and they speak about the great cooperation between the companies. now this has been said for months on end now, still, not much change on the azurerm provider.. it seems like you are the only one working on it, and in terms of module registries, well aws has around 200 while azure has around 20, so whats the gig.. what is the workforce behind this provider.. this is very lagging behind to the point that i am thinking of finding another tool to get the job done

thanks man, hopefully you could provide some answer for this, and sorry for hijacking the reply 😋

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