Unexpected Argument Filesystem Issue

[gyalowitzdtlr]

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This was working without issue until I updated to the most recent ignition.

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[gyalowitzdtlr]

From what I can see filesystem is part of these modules. Basically each data source is now showing as an error. Apologies up front if I am missing something simple. As always, thanks in advance for your time.

[bgilbert]

You're using the community-terraform-providers fork, not this project. That fork supports Ignition spec v3.x, not v2.x, and spec v3 removes the filesystem field.

[gyalowitzdtlr]

Confusing, thank you. So using the ignition documentation, I should be able to fix my module conforming to 3.x even though none of it is reflected in the Terraform documentation?

[bgilbert]

Yes. The correct repo depends on what Linux distribution you're using though. If you're on Fedora CoreOS, you'll need the fork and spec 3.x. If you're using Flatcar Container Linux, you'll need to stay on this repo and spec 2.x.

[gyalowitzdtlr]

So I would have to build this repo locally then or is it still possible to pull this through terraform?

[bgilbert]

I'm not sure; I'm not actually a Terraform user.

[gyalowitzdtlr]

Thank you, I appreciate your help on this.