Skip to content

Releases: warpstreamlabs/terraform-provider-warpstream

v2.1.6

29 Jul 18:40
88f7d33
Compare
Choose a tag to compare

What's Changed

  • fix vc and sr provider descriptions to include azure by @rmb938 in #163

Full Changelog: 2.1.6...v2.1.6

Add more detail to workspaces and user roles documentation strings

24 Jul 09:24
41e2eb7
Compare
Choose a tag to compare

Specify that the workspaces and user roles features aren't available to all WarpStream customers by default.

v2.1.5

17 Jul 08:15
bec8875
Compare
Choose a tag to compare

Extend user roles resource to support in-place updates.

v2.1.4

09 Jul 17:01
dcb0c7b
Compare
Choose a tag to compare
Merge pull request #160 from warpstreamlabs/topicconfigset

topic configuration is unordered so it needs to be a set

v2.1.3

25 Jun 23:42
2ccd29d
Compare
Choose a tag to compare
Schema Registry Agent Key (#158)

v2.1.2

10 Jun 07:36
8979913
Compare
Choose a tag to compare
  • Add a new enable_deletion_protection field in the warpstream_topic resource. If this is set, it will be impossible to delete the topic, either from Kafka clients, or from the UI, or from terraform. The flag must be set to false before the topic can be deleted.

v2.1.1

21 May 10:44
dc72041
Compare
Choose a tag to compare

Extend the workspace resource to support renaming an existing workspace.

v2.1.0

09 May 16:34
356b200
Compare
Choose a tag to compare

Previously, creating a virtual cluster or schema registry using the WarpStream Terraform provider would automatically create an agent key assigned to the new virtual cluster or schema registry resource. This side effect is now removed.

v2.0.3

09 May 13:21
eaab90d
Compare
Choose a tag to compare

When provisioning a new workspace, do not create a new application key for that workspace unless specified by the Terraform run.

v2.0.2

09 May 08:27
1dfa031
Compare
Choose a tag to compare
  • Add warpstream_user_role resource and data source.
  • Allow provider token to be passed dynamically so that account keys and application keys can be managed in a single Terraform state.