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I accidently applied an aws_security_group_rule with no cidr or source_security_group and it broke my tfstate. This example shows the bug. It should throw a syntax error on plan. If you do this, you have to manually remove sg_test_egress_all from the tfstate file, fix your tf config and re-apply.
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TF: 0.6.4 and TF: 0.6.5
I accidently applied an aws_security_group_rule with no cidr or source_security_group and it broke my tfstate. This example shows the bug. It should throw a syntax error on plan. If you do this, you have to manually remove sg_test_egress_all from the tfstate file, fix your tf config and re-apply.
Outputs:
Supplying a cidr and a source_security_group is caught and throws a syntax error.
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