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Terraform (and AzureRM Provider) Version
v0.13.5 and v2.34
Affected Resource(s)
azurerm_dev_test_policy
Expected Behavior
The acceptance test should have flagged the delete problem fixed in #9077 (for v2.33). I expected the testCheckDevTestPolicyDestroy in /terraform-provider-azurerm/azurerm/internal/services/resource/tests/resource_arm_resource_group_test.go to have discovered the policy still existed after delete but it doesn't seem possible.
I also think that if the policy isn't found when trying to delete then it should error since if this scenario happens it causes subsequent problems with synchronicity of the state with Azure i.e. Terraform thinks there is no policy when in fact there is.
Actual Behavior
The acceptance test passed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Community Note
Terraform (and AzureRM Provider) Version
v0.13.5 and v2.34
Affected Resource(s)
azurerm_dev_test_policy
Expected Behavior
The acceptance test should have flagged the delete problem fixed in #9077 (for v2.33). I expected the testCheckDevTestPolicyDestroy in /terraform-provider-azurerm/azurerm/internal/services/resource/tests/resource_arm_resource_group_test.go to have discovered the policy still existed after delete but it doesn't seem possible.
I also think that if the policy isn't found when trying to delete then it should error since if this scenario happens it causes subsequent problems with synchronicity of the state with Azure i.e. Terraform thinks there is no policy when in fact there is.
Actual Behavior
The acceptance test passed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: