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I'm having a lot of trouble using the certificate_map variable. Could you make an example of it being used?
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I've tried with use_ssl_certificates=true and use_ssl_certificates=false. If it's false, the private_key and certificate are required; these overrule any certificate map setting. If it's true, it requires ssl_certificates be nonempty. However, ssl_certificates will not accept a google_certificate_manager_certificate; the last part of the resource is the only part that's referenced, and the resource url is rewritten as a classic certificate instead of being a "Certificate Manager" certificate. So, I don't know how to actually use the certificate_map variable that's provided. In fact, I don't think I've ever seen a "Certificate Manager" certificate successfully used with the https_proxy resource.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In order to pass certificate_map, use_ssl_certificates needs to be false and ssl_certificates will be []. Module is not able to handle this scenario. Changing this issue as bug.
@lbordowitz#382 will fix the issue. I had to make changes to some parameters as old parameters were too limited and was causing certificate map issues.
TL;DR
I'm having a lot of trouble using the
certificate_map
variable. Could you make an example of it being used?Terraform Resources
No response
Detailed design
No response
Additional information
I've tried with
use_ssl_certificates=true
anduse_ssl_certificates=false
. If it'sfalse
, theprivate_key
andcertificate
are required; these overrule any certificate map setting. If it'strue
, it requiresssl_certificates
be nonempty. However,ssl_certificates
will not accept agoogle_certificate_manager_certificate
; the last part of the resource is the only part that's referenced, and the resource url is rewritten as a classic certificate instead of being a "Certificate Manager" certificate. So, I don't know how to actually use thecertificate_map
variable that's provided. In fact, I don't think I've ever seen a "Certificate Manager" certificate successfully used with the https_proxy resource.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: