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Changing a user's email address doesn't force a resource recreation and falsely succeeds #671

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fishfacemcgee opened this issue Jul 11, 2024 · 0 comments

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I changed a user from

resource "sumologic_user" "jdoe" {
  first_name  = "John"
  last_name   = "Doe"
  email       = "[email protected]"
  transfer_to = ""
  role_ids    = [sumologic_role.example-production.id]
  is_active   = true
}

to

resource "sumologic_user" "jdoe" {
  first_name  = "John"
  last_name   = "Doe"
  email       = "[email protected]"
  transfer_to = ""
  role_ids    = [sumologic_role.example-production.id]
  is_active   = true
}

The provider showed that as an in-place change, Terraform claimed to apply it successfully, but then the change was not made. As I can see in the web console's user settings, email addresses cannot be changed on existing users. Attempting to change a user's email address should either delete and recreate the user, or it should fail since the email address was unchanged.

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