routeros_wifi keeps detecting changes

[Schwitzd]

Describe the bug
Since I added Security.management-encryption to routeros_wifi on each apply, Terraform tries to apply the change again.

To Reproduce
This is my code:

resource "routeros_wifi" "network_wifi" {
  for_each = local.wifi_settings

  arp_timeout = each.value.arp_timeout
  channel = {
    band                = lookup(each.value, "band", null)
    frequency           = lookup(each.value, "frequency", null)
    reselect_interval   = each.value.reselect_interval
    secondary_frequency = lookup(each.value, "secondary_frequency", null)
    skip_dfs_channels   = "10min-cac"
    width               = lookup(each.value, "width", null)
  }
  configuration = {
    mode    = "ap"
    ssid    = each.value.ssid
  }
  datapath = {
    vlan_id = each.value.vlan_id
  }
  disabled    = false
  l2mtu       = 1560
  mac_address = each.value.mac_address
  name        = each.value.name
  security = {
    authentication_types  = each.value.authentication_types
    connect_priority      = "0"
    ft                    = "true"
    ft_over_ds            = "true"
    passphrase            = each.value.passphrase_key
    management-encryption = each.value.management_encryption
    management_protection = each.value.management_protection
    wps                   = "disable"
  }
}

Expected behavior
I'm expecting that the change is applied only one time.

Debug Information
N/A

Stack Trace
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Additional context
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[vaerh]

What caught my eye is that the attribute name has a dash instead of an underscore. But I can't tell without my PC if that's the cause.
I'll take a look, but probably closer to Monday.

[Schwitzd]

my fault... is with underscore... but should not return an error?

[vaerh]

I was just thinking the same thing. We should try to add a validator, since such errors have already occurred.

[Schwitzd]

Would be really great :)
Unfortunately I have no knowledge about go language :'(

[vaerh]

It's never too late to start enjoying syntactic sugar :)
And seriously, I need to see if I can add such a check and where to do it properly. So this is not the only resource with such attributes.

[vaerh]

🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 1.61.2 🎉

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