Add paused
attribute to google_cloud_scheduler_job
resource
#12190
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Closes #7883
This PR lets users control the state of the Cloud Scheduler Job as paused or enabled (default). Currently, if a Job is paused/resumed through the console that change made outside of Terraform isn't visible when creating plans.
I've added the
state
of the job as an output, and the newpaused
field controls calls to the projects.locations.jobs.pause and projects.locations.jobs.resume endpoints in post-create and post-update actions in the provider code to change the state.My rationale for including
state
as an output was to allow users to see the job's state in scenarios where it is neither paused or enabled, e.g in an error state due to some factor outside the Terraform config. I believe if that happened the projects.locations.jobs.pause / projects.locations.jobs.resume API calls would return an error, so users would also be notified about any issues via that route too.If this PR is for Terraform, I acknowledge that I have:
make test
andmake lint
to ensure it passes unit and linter tests.Release Note Template for Downstream PRs (will be copied)
Derived from GoogleCloudPlatform/magic-modules#6304