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#Terraform plugins directory upgrade

You may now begin working with Terraform. Terraform has been successfully initialized! To prevent automatic upgrades to new major versions that may contain breakingĬhanges, it is recommended to add version = "." constraints to theĬorresponding provider blocks in configuration, with the constraint strings The following providers do not have any version constraints in configuration, terraform.d/plugins/terraform-provider-openapi.yaml Terraform-provider-antsle_v0.22.2 terraform-provider-openapi.yaml Judging from the error message complaining about the schema, I'm thinking that the swagger.json file is throwing terraform for a loop, and it isn't being read correctly.

#Terraform plugins directory upgrade

Thinking it might have been terraform, I looked at its upgrade docs and ran "terraform 0.12upgrade" to ensure the sample project *.tf files were good, but I got the same error message. Without another entity to test the OpenAPI plugin against, I can't rule out that it's not a problem with the plugin, but I'm not thinking it's a plugin issue. OpenAPI v022.2 is compatible with terraform 0.12, per the Git repo's release pages I've tried v021.2 as well, with the same results.

"terraform plan" fails with "Error: Failed to instantiate provider "antsle" to obtain schema: Unrecognized remote plugin message:".

"terraform init" confirms that the antsle provider is installed and available.

I've put the sample project *.tf files in my home directory, from the Git Repo.

I've put the terraform-provider-openapi.yaml file in the same directory, ~/.terraform.d/plugins/, as well, as per the Antsle Docs.

I've installed the OpenAPI provider plugin via the installation shell script it is located at ~/.terraform.d/plugins/terraform-provider-antsle_v0.22.2.I've been trying to use Terraform with the antsle today, and I've hit a wall. Quote from bradthebuilder on November 6, 2019, 1:29 pm