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You just have to get the id without using double quotes vpc_id = aws_vpc.prod-vpc.id because you are getting vpc id from the resource. If you use the double quotes, it will be considered as a string and no evaluation will be done, and terraform will consider "aws_vpc.prod-vpc.id" as the id.

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The python-hcl2 library implements a parser for the HCL syntax, but it doesn't have a serializer, and its API is designed to drop all of the HCL specifics and retain only a basic Python data structure, so it doesn't seem to retain enough information to surgically modify the input without losing details such as comments, ordering of attributes, etc.

At the time I'm writing this, the only HCL implementation that explicitly supports updating existing configuration files in-place is the Go package hclwrite. It allows callers to load in arbitrary HCL source, surgically modify parts of it, and then re-serialize that updated version with only minor whitespace normalization to the unchanged parts of the input.

In principle it would be possible to port hclwrite to Python, or to implement a serializer from a dictionary like python-hcl2 returns if you are not concerned with preserving unchanged input, but both of these seem like a significant project.

If you do decide to do it, one part that warrants careful attention is serialization of strings into HCL syntax, because the required escaping isn't exactly the same as any other language. You might wish to refer to the escapeQuotedStringLit function from hclwrite to see all of the cases to handle, so you can potentially implement compatible logic in Python.

I get where you are going. But I don't think it is currently possible to "expand" a map inside a resource for example. You could define a map variable with default values, although this is more lines of code.

The correct syntax is the following:

Use @font-face and import the font directly on your style file

For example

The output of the aws_subnet_ids data is a set and not a list. You would need to convert it to a list. You can achieve this with the tolist function documented here.

Your code could be updated as follows:

The correct syntax for a "flush heredoc" does not include a dash on the final marker:

Most likely, the form is submitting too fast. You should use preventDefault first, and then manually submit after you make the necessary updates to the form data: