Sleuth not discovering CircleCI jobs or branches when building code_change_source with Terraform provider.
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Terraform Version
0.3.5
Affected Resource(s)
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- code_change_source
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Terraform Configuration Files
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Expected Behavior
when creating a code_change_source resource with a environment and build mappings to a main branch of a CircleCI project I would expect circleci jobs to be discoverable. It seems that they aren't in the same way that is seen in the Sleuth UI when integrating with CircleCI.
Actual Behavior
The resource is created. The github repo is found, but the branch stays unspecified and CircleCI cannot find the builds/jobs for the given project.
Steps to Reproduce
Applied code_change_source.
Went into the UI and edited the code_change_source manually as follows:
- change the repo to a different repository
- change back to the original repository/branch/circleci job and save
- re-initialize the code_change_source at which point everything looks as expected
However, when I re-apply the terraform I am shown that the envrionment_slug is being changed in the following way:
sleuth_code_change_source.code_change_source will be updated in-place
~ resource "sleuth_code_change_source" "code_change_source" {
id = "planet-express/up-platform-demo-app"
name = "up-platform-demo-app"
# (6 unchanged attributes hidden)
~ build_mappings {
~ environment_slug = "planet-express/production" -> "production"
# (3 unchanged attributes hidden)
}
~ environment_mappings {
~ environment_slug = "planet-express/production" -> "production"
# (1 unchanged attribute hidden)
}
# (1 unchanged block hidden)
}
Plan: 0 to add, 1 to change, 0 to destroy.
it would seem that the environment slug is different when it comes from terraform compared to when it is set via the UI in that it also contains the project_slug
Hi @michael-drinker,
thanks for reporting an issue - just to see if I understand the issue - the current issue is that environment_slugs
are changed every time you apply a new plan. Or am I missing something and something else is the issue? Interested because we are currently solving the issue with environment slugs as we speak and am curious if current PR might solve this issue.