Hello friends, I am trying to consolidate some variables to make a module easier to use, and found myself in a pickle. I have something like: variable "stateful_config" { type = object({ per_instance_config = map(object({ #name is the key stateful_disks = map(object({ #de…

Hi @stenio123 ! I’m a bit confused by the rather unusual formatting/ordering of that error message and the parts of it that are missing, but I think what it’s trying to tell you is that var.stateful_config isn’t a valid operand for the && operator, because that operator works only with boolean value…

[image] apparentlymart: try(var.stateful_config.mig_config.stateful_disks, tomap({})) Thank you @apparentlymart ! The error message comes from pytest, but other than the format should just be the pass through error. I believe your suggestion will help me clear the first hurdle. Now the secon…

Focusing for the moment of the first thing you tried: count = try(length(var.stateful_config.per_instance_config), tolist({})) The second expression here failed because it’s not possible to convert {} (the value of the empty object type) to a list. That’s what the second item in the error messag…

This is brilliant! Thanks a ton for this. The only other challenge I had was how to reference each instance of the created resource (similar to the splat operator or index of count), but checking the docs I found out just need to use each.parameter: resource "google_compute_per_instance_config" "d…

Loop with conditional using object known only after apply - oh my! - #6 by apparentlymart - Terraform

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