terraform-provider-artifactory | Terraform provider to manage Artifactory | Infrastructure Automation library
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Terraform provider to manage Artifactory
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- resourceArtifactoryRemoteRepository returns a schema . Resource .
- resourceArtifactoryPermissionTarget is responsible for creating a resource resource .
- resourceArtifactoryLocalRepository returns a schema . Resource .
- resourceArtifactoryReplicationConfig returns the resource definition for an artifactory config
- unpackPermissionTarget unpacks a ResourceData resource into a v2 . PermissionTarget
- Pack remote repository
- unpackRemoteRepo converts a ResourceData object into a RemoteRepository
- resourceArtifactorySingleReplicationConfig returns the resource for a single replication config
- resourceArtifactoryVirtualRepository returns a schema . resource .
- dataSourceArtifactoryFile creates a kubeadm config file .
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QUESTION
I am trying to test out some new code for a terraform provider and for reasons I don't understand, it seems to want to try and find a resource definition with hashicorp, even though it's specifically defined within this provider. Obviously I am missing something:
Code to [provider][1]:
This is how I build and install it:
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Answered 2021-Feb-25 at 22:40Terraform v0.13 introduced the idea of third-party providers that belong to other namespaces that are not controlled directly by HashiCorp, but to maximize backward compatibility with modules that were written for Terraform v0.12 and earlier there is a fallback behavior where Terraform will assume that any provider requirement not explicitly declared is aiming to use one of the official providers which now live in the "hashicorp" namespace in the registry, because for Terraform v0.12 and earlier third-party providers were not automatically installable at all.
When writing modules for Terraform v0.13 or later you should include explicit provider requirements to specify the full source addresses for each of the providers your module uses, like this:
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