Blocker: NixOps tries to delete a non-existing AWS resource
coretemp opened this issue · 3 comments
nixops destroy -d mydeployment
outputs:
fooResource..................> deleting EC2 security group `fooResource' ID `None'...
* fooResource: EC2ResponseError: 400 Bad Request
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Response><Errors><Error><Code>MissingParameter</Code><Message>The request must contain the parameter groupName or groupId</Message></Error></Errors>
I expected that my fooResource
would be deleted without errors. I also don't expect a Python thing like "None" in user facing output.
The state has been created by some set of NixOps invocations; I did not delete any resource manually.
This is the same issue, but for Hetzner. https://github.com/NixOS/nixops/issues/707
nixops info
shows:
fooResource | Starting / Obsolete | ec2-security-group [eu-west-1] | fooResourceNix | |
I don't really see how an ec2-security-group can be in "Starting" mode. Something like "Constructing"
would make sense, but "Starting"
is more suitable for EC2 instances. I am also not sure how it can be in two states. Either it should be obsolete
or it should be starting
, not both.
All this persists regardless of calls to nixops check
.
This still happens. In my case the security group already existed before it was created and it appears that the id isn't saved for pre-existing security groups. Note the ID 'None'
in
fooResource..................> deleting EC2 security group `fooResource' ID `None'...