Errors creating NsRecord.

[oliverholliday]

When trying to create an NsRecord entry for a DNS Zone in an existing Zone I hit some snags.

// set up
const rootZone = await azure.dns.getZone({
    name: "dev1.test.com",
    resourceGroupName: "Infrastructure"
});

const dnsZone = new azure.dns.Zone("z1-dev1-dns-zone", {
    name: "z1.dev1.test.com",
    resourceGroupName: rootZone.resourceGroupName,
});

The following (and variations) didn't work. Note that I'm using the records field not record yet I receive a verification error for record.

The type definition for NsRecordArgs.records is this, but it doesn't seem to be correct (object expected):

readonly records?: pulumi.Input<pulumi.Input<string>[]>;

// this failed with errors and a deprecation warning:
//    verification warning: "record": [DEPRECATED] This field has been replaced by `records`
//    error [snip] has a problem: record.0: expected object, got string
//    error [snip] has a problem: record.1: expected object, got string
//    error [snip] has a problem: record.2: expected object, got string
//    error [snip] has a problem: record.3: expected object, got string
new azure.dns.NsRecord("z1-dev1-ns-record", {
    name: "z1",
    resourceGroupName: rootZone.resourceGroupName,
    zoneName: rootZone.name,
    records: dnsZone.nameServers,
    ttl: 3600
});

This did work, but it is cumbersome and marked as deprecated:

// this did work but get the deprecation warning : 
// verification warning: "record": [DEPRECATED] This field has been replaced by `records`
new azure.dns.NsRecord("z1-dev1-ns-record", {
    name: "z1",
    resourceGroupName: rootZone.resourceGroupName,
    zoneName: rootZone.name,
    record: pulumi.output(dnsZone.nameServers).apply(x => x.map(y => ({ nsdname: y }))),
    ttl: 3600
});

[mikhailshilkov]

This issue seems nasty to me: it looks like we pass the value of records to record field at some point. Should we prioritize it? @jen20 @lukehoban

[lukehoban]

Should we prioritize it?

Yes - let's make sure we are mapping these fields correctly.