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2.20.0 (November 20, 2023)

BUG FIXES:

  • The consul_acl_role_policy_attachment resource no longer panic when given the UUID of a role that does not exist (#370 and #378).

NEW FEATURES:

  • The consul_keys datasource now has a error_on_missing_keys argument that makes it possible to get an error when a key is absent from the KV store (#14 and #375).

2.19.0 (October 25, 2023)

NEW FEATURES

  • The consul_config_entry_service_router resource can now be used to manage a Service Router config entry (#369).
  • The consul_config_entry_service_resolver resource can now be used to manage a Service Resolver config entry (#368).
  • The consul_config_entry_service_intentions resource can now be used to manage a Service Intention config entry (#367).
  • The consul_config_entry_service_defaults resource can now be used to manage a Service Defaults config entry (#366).
  • The consul_config_entry_service_splitter resource can now be used to manage a Service Splitter config entry (#364).
  • The consul_acl_role_policy_attachment resource can be used to attach a policy to a role created outside the Terraform configuration (#362).
  • The consul_acl_token and consul_acl_role resource now supports templated policies (#358).
  • The policies argument of the consul_acl_role resource now accept both a policy ID and a policy name (#363).

CHANGES:

  • The consul_config_entry resource now ignore changes to the Status field for http-route, tcp-route and api-gateway config entries (#361)

2.18.0 (July 24, 2023)

NEW FEATURES:

  • The provider can now use Terraform Cloud Workload Identity to connect to Consul using the use_terraform_cloud_workload_identity argument in the provider configuration [#342].
  • The consul_config_entry resource now supports the jwt-provider configuration entries [#349].
  • The consul_prepared_query resource can now specify targets in their configuration [#340].
  • The consul_prepared_query resource can now specify remove_empty_tags in their configuration [#312].
  • The consul_certificate_authority now supports the config_json argument to set complex configuration [#341].

CHANGES:

  • The name argument of the consul_prepared_query resource is now optional [#312].
  • The consul_acl_role now return an explicit error message if a policy is specified using its name instead of its ID [#345].

2.17.0 (December 13, 2022)

CHANGES:

  • The token argument in the resources and datasources has been deprecated. The token argument in the provider configuration should be used instead ([#332] and [#298]).

NEW FEATURES:

  • The consul_config_entry datasource can now be used to read the configuration of a given config entry ([#318]).

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • The consul_node resource can now be imported ([#323]).
  • The consul_config_entry resource can now be imported ([#319] and [#316]).
  • The consul_peering resource has been updated to support the changes in Consul 1.14 ([#328]).
  • The consul_peering, consul_peerings datasources have been updated to support the changes in Consul 1.14 ([#328]).
  • The consul_config_entry resource now support the new peer parameters introduced in Consul 1.14 ([#328]).

2.16.0 (September 24, 2022)

NEW FEATURES:

  • The consul_peering and consul_peering_token resources can now be used to manage Consul Cluster Peering configuration (#309).
  • The consul_peering and consul_peerings datasources can now be used to introspect Consul Cluster Peering configuration (#309).

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • The consul_acl_token_secret_id datasource now supports reading tokens in a Consul Admin Partition (#315).

2.15.1 (April 11, 2022)

BUG FIXES:

  • The support of Admin Partition has been fixed for consul_config_entry: a new partition argument is now present and should be used instead of setting Partition in config_json.

2.15.0 (March 21, 2022)

CHANGES:

  • The consul_license resource is now deprecated and will be removed in a future version of the provider (#292).

NEW FEATURES:

  • The consul_admin_partition resource can now be used to manage Consul Admin Partitions (#292).
  • The consul_datacenters datasource can now be used to get the list of known datacenters (#290 and #293).
  • The consul_config_entry now supports the mesh and exported-services kinds (#292).

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • The consul_acl_auth_method, consul_acl_binding_rule, consul_acl_policy, consul_acl_role, consul_acl_token, consul_key_prefix, consul_keys, consul_namespace and consul_node can now manage resources in Admin Partitions (#292).

  • The consul_acl_auth_method, consul_acl_policy, consul_acl_role, consul_acl_token, consul_key_prefix and consul_keys datasources can now look for a resource in a specific Admin Partition (#292).

2.14.0 (October 01, 2021)

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • The consul_acl_role resource now has a node_identities argument (#284 and #287).
  • The consul_acl_role datasource now has a node_identities attribute (#284 and #287).
  • The consul_acl_token resource now supports service_identities, node_identities, and expiration_time arguments (#284 and #287).
  • The consul_acl_token datasource now supports roles, service_identities, node_identities, and expiration_time attributes (#284 and #287).

2.13.0 (August 19, 2021)

NEW FEATURES:

  • The consul_namespace_policy_attachment and the consul_namespace_role_attachment can now be used to attach a default policy or role to an already existing Consul namespace (#247 and #267).
  • Additional headers can be set to be sent with each requests to the Consul server using the header block in the provider configuration (#245).

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • The consul_namespace resource can now be imported (#247 and #263).
  • The tags attribute in the consul_services datasource that was previously documented but missing is now present (#274).

BUG FIXES:

  • The consul_service now properly detect drift in the health-check configuration (#237 and #262).
  • Detecting incorrect configuration in consul_acl_auth_method is now deferred until read to unsure the configuration has been interpolated (#260 and #261).

2.12.0 (May 12, 2021)

NEW FEATURES:

  • The darwin/arm64 platform is now supported (#253 and #254).
  • The consul_acl_token_role_attachment can be used to attach a role to a token created outside the Terraform configuration (#252).

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • The consul_acl_token_secret_id datasource can now look for a token in a namespace (#242).
  • The Content-Type header is now present in all PUT and POST HTTP requests sent by the provider (#255).
  • The consul_config_entry can now asssociate a config entry with a namespace (#246 and #256).
  • The consul_key_prefix can now be used to manage keys at the root of the key-value store (#258).

BUG FIXES:

  • The consul_acl_auth_method now correctly detects changes in the configuration (#240 and #244).
  • All resources and datasources now properly inherit the datacenter, token and namespace configuration from the provider when they are not set in the resource (#8 and #259)

2.11.0 (January 14, 2021)

NEW FEATURES:

  • The consul_config_entry can now be used to manage Consul service intentions ([#232] and [#235]).

2.10.1 (October 22, 2020)

BUG FIXES:

  • The same API client is now reused across all operations ([#233]).

2.10.0 (September 18, 2020)

NEW FEATURES:

  • The TLS configuration of the provider can now be given directly as strings instead of using files ([#220] and [#5]).
  • The consul_intention resource now has a datacenter argument ([#213] and [#214]).
  • The consul_intention resource can now be imported ([#222] and [#225]).

BUG FIXES:

  • The consul_acl_binding_rule now delegates the validation of bind_type to Consul and supports the node bind type ([#217] and [#218]).
  • The CONSUL_HTTP_SSL environment variable can now be used to force the use of SSL like it does for the Consul CLI ([#215] and [#219]).
  • The flags attribute has been removed from the consul_license resource to make it work with Consul 1.8 ([#223] and [#227]).

2.9.0 (July 23, 2020)

NEW FEATURES:

  • The new consul_certificate_authority can be used to manage the Consul Connect Certificate Authority ([#205]).

  • consul_acl_auth_method now supports the display_name, max_token_ttl, token_locality and namespace_rule attributes ([#204]).

  • The consul_service and consul_service_health data sources now support filter expressions ([#203]).

  • The consul_config_entry resource now support Ingress and Terminating Gateways ([#199] and [#202]).

  • The consul_service resource now has a enable_tag_override attribute ([#201]).

  • The consul_acl_auth_method resource now has a config_json attribute to use an arbitrary complex configuration. The config attribute has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release ([#208] and [#209]).

  • The consul_acl_auth_method data source now has a config_json attribute. The config attribute has been deprecated as it will be blank when the configuration is too complex and it will be removed in a future release ([#208] and [#209]).

2.8.0 (May 21, 2020)

NEW FEATURES:

  • The ignore_check_ids, node_meta and service_meta have been added to the consul_prepared_query resource ([#192] and [#193]).

BUG FIXES:

  • The subkey attribute of the consul_key_prefix resource now detects external changes ([#189]).

2.7.0 (March 26, 2020)

NEW FEATURES:

  • The consul_acl_role can now be imported ([#182]).
  • Roles can be attached to consul_acl_token using the new roles attribute ([#178] and [#180]]).
  • The consul_namespace resource can now be used to manage namespaces in a Consul Enterprise cluster ([#183]).
  • The consul_acl_auth_method, consul_acl_binding_rule, consul_acl_policy, consul_acl_role, consul_acl_token, consul_intention, consul_key_prefix, consul_keys and consul_service can now be associated to a namespace in a Consul Enterprise cluster ([#183]).
  • The consul_acl_auth_method, consul_acl_policy, consul_acl_role, consul_acl_token, consul_key_prefix, consul_keys, consul_nodes, consul_service, consul_services datasources can now be used to query a specific namespace in a Consul Enterprise cluster ([#183]).
  • The consul_license resource can now be used to manage automatically the license of a Consul Enterprise cluster ([#172] and [#173]).
  • The consul_network_area and consul_network_area_members can now be used to manage the network areas of a Consul Enterprise cluster ([#175]).
  • The consul_network_segments can now be used to manage the network segments of a Consul Enterprise cluster ([#175]).

BUG FIXES:

  • Importing consul_key_prefix no longer delete and replace all keys ([#169] and [#171]).

2.6.1 (December 07, 2019)

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • The consul_keys diffs are now easier to read.

BUG FIXES:

  • The CONSUL_CLIENT_CERT, CONSUL_CLIENT_KEY, CONSUL_CACERT and CONSUL_CAPATH are now used to set the TLS configuration of the provider.
  • The consul_keys can now create keys with an empty string as value.

2.6.0 (October 25, 2019)

NEW FEATURES:

  • The consul_acl_role, consul_acl_auth_method and consul_acl_binding_rule can now be used to manage the Consul ACL system ([#128] and [#123]).

  • The consul_acl_token_policy_attachment can be used to attach a policy to a token created outside the Terraform configuration ([#130] and [#125]).

  • The consul_config_entry can now be used to manage Consul Configuration Entries ([#127]).

  • The consul_acl_auth_method, consul_acl_policy, consul_acl_role datasources can now be used to retrieve information about the Consul ACL objects ([#153]).

  • The consul_acl_token can now be used to read public token information ([#137] and [#126]).

  • The consul_acl_token_secret_id can now be used to read a token secret ID ([#137] and [#126]).

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • The consul_service resource can now set the service metadata ([#122]).

  • The consul_service datasource now returns the service metadata ([#148] and [#132]).

BUG FIXES:

  • The consul_prepared_query now handles default values correctly for the failover, dns and template blocks ([#119] and [#121])

  • The consul_service resource correctly associates a service instance with its health-checks ([#147] and [#146]).

  • Fix the check_id and status attribute of health-checks in the consul_service resources that would always mark the plan as dirty ([#142]).

2.5.0 (June 03, 2019)

NEW FEATURES:

  • The Consul Terraform provider is now compatible with Terraform 0.12 ([#118] and [#88]).

2.4.0 (May 29, 2019)

NEW FEATURES:

  • New resource: the consul_service_health can now be used to fetch healthy instances of a service ([#87] and [#89])

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • The consul_prepared_query resource now supports Consul Connect ([#107])
  • The consul_acl_token and consul_acl_policy resources are now importable ([#103])

BUG FIXES:

  • Tokens attribute nested in a resource attribute are now marked as sensitive so they won't appear in the ouput and the logs ([#106])
  • The default datacenter is left empty if it cannot be read from the agent and is not set in the provider configuration ([#99], [#97] and [#105])
  • The attributes failover, dns and template of the consul_prepared_query resource are now set correctly ([#109] and [#108])
  • The consul_acl_token resource can now be updated and does not crashes Terraform anymore ([#102])
  • The consul_node resource now detect external changes made to its address and meta attributes ([#104])
  • The external attribute of the consul_service resource has been deprecated ([#104])
  • The local attribute is now correctly marked as requiring the creation of a new ACL token in the consul_acl_token resource ([#117])

2.3.0 (April 09, 2019)

NEW FEATURES:

  • New resources: consul_acl_policy and consul_acl_token can now be used to manage Consul ACLs with Terraform. ([!60])
  • New resource: the consul_autopilot_config resource can now be used to manage the Consul Autopilot configuration ([!86]).
  • New datasource: The consul_autopilot_health datasource returns the autopilot health information of the Consul cluster ([!84])

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • consul_service can now manage health-checks associated with the service. ([!64] and [#54])
  • The ca_path attribute of the provider configuration can now be used to indicate a directory containing certificate files. ([!80] and [!79])
  • The consul_prepared_query resource can now be imported. ([!94])
  • The consul_key_prefix resource can now be imported. ([!78] and [#77])
  • consul_keys and consul_key_prefix can now manage flags associated with each key. ([!71] and [#59])

BUG FIXES:

  • consul_intention, consul_node and consul_service now correctly re-creates resources deleted out-of-band (#81 and !69).
  • Consul tokens no longer appear in the logs and the standard output. ([!73] and [#50])

2.2.0 (October 03, 2018)

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • The consul_node resource now supports setting node metadata via the meta attribute. (#65)

2.1.0 (June 26, 2018)

NEW FEATURES:

  • New resource: consul_intention. This provides management of intentions in Consul Connect, used for service authorization. (#53)

2.0.0 (June 22, 2018)

NOTES:

  • The consul_catalog_entry resource has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Please use the upgrade guide in the documentation to migrate to consul_service or consul_node as appropriate. (#49)
  • The consul_agent_service resource has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Please use the upgrade guide in the documentation to migrate to consul_service. (#49)
  • The consul_agent_self datasource has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Please use the upgrade guide in the documentation to migrate to consul_agent_config if applicable. (#49)

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • The consul_service resource has been modified to use the Consul catalog APIs. The node attribute is now required, and nodes that do not exist will not be created automatically. Please see the upgrade guide in the documentation for more detail. (#49)
  • consul_catalog_* data sources have been renamed to remove catalog, for clarity. Both will work going forward, with the catalog version potentially being deprecated on a future date. (#49)
  • The provider now uses the post-1.0 version of the Consul API. (#49)

1.1.0 (June 15, 2018)

NOTES:

  • This will be the last release prior to significant changes coming to the provider that will deprecate multiple resources. These changes are primarily to simplify overlap of resource functionality, ensure we are using the correct APIs/design provided by Consul for something like Terraform, and remove resources that can no longer be supported by the current version of the Consul API (1.0+). Read more here.

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • The provider now allows you to skip HTTPS certificate verification by supplying the insecure_https option. (#31)

NEW FEATURES:

  • New data source: consul_agent_config. This new datasource provides information similar to consul_agent_self, but is designed to only expose configuration that Consul will not change without versioning upstream. (#42)
  • New data source: consul_key_prefix corresponds to the existing resource of the same name, allowing config to access a set of keys with a common prefix as a Terraform map for more convenient access (#34)

BUG FIXES:

  • consul_catalog resource now correctly re-creates resources deleted out-of-band. (#30)
  • consul_service resource type now correctly detects when a service has been deleted outside of Terraform, flagging it for re-creation rather than returning an error (#33)
  • consul_catalog_service data source now accepts the tag and datacenter arguments, as was described in documentation (#32)

1.0.0 (September 26, 2017)

BUG FIXES:

  • d/consul_agent_self: The enable_ui config setting was always set to false, regardless of the actual agent configuration (#16)

0.1.0 (June 20, 2017)

NOTES:

  • Same functionality as that of Terraform 0.9.8. Repacked as part of Provider Splitout