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I'm fairly interested in this as well. It looks like schedules don't belong to the CloudOperationsClient though and belong to the workflows Client, which means that you would need to authenticate to a specific namespace in order to manipulate schedules, rather than using an account-level API key.
This seems pretty hard to accomplish given how the terraform provider is currently setup. Are there any plans to add schedule manipulation to the cloud operations API?
Also interested.
In my scenario schedules are used to run workflows on a regular basis. The workflows coordinate the upload and processing of data streams. The plan is to use a gitops like approach and have all the schedules defined and managed in git and terraform would be a good mechanism to use to keep the Temporal schedules in-sync with the git definitions. Appreciate it can be done via scripts and CLI/SDK but Terraform would be a good fit.
It would be great if it were possible to create scheduled workflows using the Terraform Provider.
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