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Reproducible crash in 0.4.1 when refreshing tfstate for a single RDS instance #1460

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DanielRussell opened this issue Apr 9, 2015 · 3 comments

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@DanielRussell
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gist of full crash log

Command line:

terraform plan \
  -var='top_dir=/Users/dpr/project/tedconf/infrastructure' \
  -out=/Users/dpr/project/tedconf/infrastructure/data/terraform/rds/wordpress/terraform.tfplan \
  -var-file=/Users/dpr/project/tedconf/infrastructure/data/terraform/terraform.tfvars

The above command line worked with 0.3.6 and 0.3.7; I skipped 0.4.0.

FWIW, I initially created this RDS instance in the AWS Console, and then "backported" it into terraform by hand. I created the first terraform.tfstate file by examining a terraform.tfstate for an RDS instance that had been created by terraform, changing a few items (ID, etc), then letting terraform fill in the rest. I believe I originally created the terraform.tfstate file with 0.3.6.

@mitchellh
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Fixed. Thanks! Yeah, this should be able to be worked around. Sorry about that.

@DanielRussell
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TYVM!

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