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aws_lb resource not working with AWS provider 5.73.0+ #8314
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Hi @jrindy-iterable, when's the last time you pulled down the |
@bblommers I pulled new images as recently as today and just did a repull now and it says it is already up to date. |
Ah, right, looks like there is a problem with our release process - our 'latest' image isn't actually the latest. It does work with the '5.0.19'-tag, but the 'latest' tag hasn't been updated in ages. I'll kick off a build now, so 'latest' should actually be the 'latest' (and contain this fix) in about 15 minutes. |
Awesome, with the fixed Side note: Is there a tag I should be using besides |
Happy to hear it's working now @jrindy-iterable! You can continue using |
Problem
The last version of the AWS provider that works with Moto for load balancers was AWS provider version 5.72.0. I think this may be related to the added attribute for the aws_lb resource in aws provider version 5.73.0+:
Let me know if you need anything additional from me. Thanks!
# Error in AWS provider version 5.73.0+ Error: modifying ELBv2 Load Balancer (arn:aws:elasticloadbalancing:us-east-1:123456789012:loadbalancer/app/nlb-test/50dc6c495c0c9188) attributes: operation error Elastic Load Balancing v2: ModifyLoadBalancerAttributes, https response error StatusCode: 400, RequestID: dbCyKb4FCYUrIo1bWkk8F6zR9uehxkLUY6QzW4XFEuECIRV6G1OF, api error UnknownError: UnknownError
Reproduction
providers.tf
nlb.tf
Expectation
I expect to be able to create an NLB (or any LB) with Terraform within Moto using the latest AWS provider version.
Current Setup
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