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New data source: azurerm_dynatrace_monitor #28381

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Hi @jiaweitao001 - Thanks for the PR. Some comments to take a look at below if you could please?

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"environment_properties": {
Type: pluginsdk.TypeList,
Computed: true,
Elem: &pluginsdk.Resource{
Schema: map[string]*pluginsdk.Schema{
"environment_info": {
Type: pluginsdk.TypeList,
Computed: true,
Elem: &pluginsdk.Resource{
Schema: map[string]*pluginsdk.Schema{
"environment_id": {
Type: pluginsdk.TypeString,
Computed: true,
},
},
},
},
},
},
},
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Is there a reason we're doing 2 levels of nesting here for a single value? Can this just be flattened to the top level?

Also, this property doesn't appear to be supported by the related resource, should it even be included here?

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We'd better not flatten this because according to the service team, there are a bunch of other attributes under environment_properties and environment_info, but they do not want them on TF right now. We will have to onboard them once they request in the future.

This property is not supported by the related resource is because it's an optional + computed attribute and its value comes from the API response only, that's why we will have to onboard the data source first. Then I'll add it to the related resource.

Identity: identityProps,
EnvironmentProperties: FlattenDynatraceEnvironmentProperties(props.DynatraceEnvironmentProperties),
PlanData: FlattenDynatracePlanData(props.PlanData),
UserInfo: FlattenDynatraceUserInfo(metadata.ResourceData.Get("user").([]interface{})),
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This is computed only, so we cannot "Get" it here, if this is not returned by the API, it cannot be included in the Data Source as it will always be empty.

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Will fix.

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first_name = "Alice"
last_name = "Bobab"
email = "agarwald@microsoft.com"
phone_number = "123456"
country = "westus"
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Why are we now supplying data directly here? This looks like it might actually be a real email (or could be in future?) Is this a mistake from local testing that should be removed?

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Right, it was for local testing, will remove them.


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A `user` block supports the following:
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and here

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A `user` block supports the following:
A `user` block exports the following:

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Will fix.


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A `plan` block supports the following:
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same here

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A `plan` block supports the following:
A `plan` block exports the following:

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Will fix.


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A `identity` block supports the following:
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Since this block is computed only, it's exports rather than supports.

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A `identity` block supports the following:
An `identity` block exports the following:

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Will fix.


A `identity` block supports the following:

* `type` - The type of identity used for the resource. Only possible value is `SystemAssigned`.
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Since this is computed only, we don't specify possible values.

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* `type` - The type of identity used for the resource. Only possible value is `SystemAssigned`.
* `type` - The type of identity used for the resource.

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Will fix.

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@jackofallops / @jiaweitao001, should we even expose type if the only valid value is SystemAssigned?

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@jiaweitao001, Thank you for this PR! I have given it a look, while it mostly LGTM I did leave a comment with some questions about the implementation. If you can take a look at that, I will be happy to look again once that is addressed. Thanks! 🚀

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func FlattenDynatraceEnvironmentProperties(input *monitors.DynatraceEnvironmentProperties) []EnvironmentProperties {
if input == nil {
return []EnvironmentProperties{}
}

environmentInfo := FlattenDynatraceEnvironmentInfo(input.EnvironmentInfo)

return []EnvironmentProperties{
{
EnvironmentInfo: environmentInfo,
},
}
}

func FlattenDynatraceEnvironmentInfo(input *monitors.EnvironmentInfo) []EnvironmentInfo {
if input == nil {
return []EnvironmentInfo{}
}

return []EnvironmentInfo{
{
EnvironmentId: pointer.From(input.EnvironmentId),
},
}
}
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Couldn't these two functions be collapsed into a single function (e.g., FlattenDynatraceEnvironmentProperties)? I don't understand why we need the second FlattenDynatraceEnvironmentInfo function unless it is called from another resource? Also, should these be public functions vs. a private function (e.g., FlattenDynatraceEnvironmentProperties vs. flattenDynatraceEnvironmentProperties)?

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func FlattenDynatraceEnvironmentProperties(input *monitors.DynatraceEnvironmentProperties) []EnvironmentProperties {
if input == nil {
return []EnvironmentProperties{}
}
environmentInfo := FlattenDynatraceEnvironmentInfo(input.EnvironmentInfo)
return []EnvironmentProperties{
{
EnvironmentInfo: environmentInfo,
},
}
}
func FlattenDynatraceEnvironmentInfo(input *monitors.EnvironmentInfo) []EnvironmentInfo {
if input == nil {
return []EnvironmentInfo{}
}
return []EnvironmentInfo{
{
EnvironmentId: pointer.From(input.EnvironmentId),
},
}
}
func FlattenDynatraceEnvironmentProperties(input *monitors.DynatraceEnvironmentProperties) []EnvironmentProperties {
result := []EnvironmentProperties{
EnvironmentInfo: pointer.To([]EnvironmentInfo{}),
}
if input == nil {
return result
}
if input.EnvironmentInfo.EnvironmentId != nil {
result.EnvironmentInfo.EnvironmentId = pointer.From(input.EnvironmentInfo.EnvironmentId)
}
return result
}

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@WodansSon , I'm not combining these 2 functions because there're other attributes under this EnvironmentProperties as well as EnvironmentInfo, the service said they will give us more details on how to configure them recently so I'll leave the functions uncollapsed.

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@jiaweitao001, I understand that, however, as more and more child EnvironmentProperties are exposed by the service team we would just need to inline those blocks into the one flatten function (e.g, flattenDynatraceEnvironmentsProperties), making the code much easier to read/understand and maintain moving forward for repo maintainers. If we end up with 12 flatten functions that get called from the parent flatten function it becomes exponentially more complicated to understand what the code is doing and review.

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Make sense. I'll combine these functions.

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