You can just switch from `count = 1` to `enabled = true` (or vice-versa, works back-and-forth) for a resource and tofu will automatically move it next time you apply.
I’m not sure I understand. You refer to the conditional resource fields normally - without list indices. You just have to make sure the object isn’t null.
There’s some samples in the docs[0] on safe access patterns!
And you don't get the annoying array form for the resulting resource with the `enabled` syntax, right?
EDIT: Oh just realized the sibling asked the same, but the doc doesn't state that clearly, although it seems to me that the doc implies that yeah, it doesn't use the array form anymore.
You can just switch from `count = 1` to `enabled = true` (or vice-versa, works back-and-forth) for a resource and tofu will automatically move it next time you apply.
It's pretty seamless.
That's cool! We'll still need to change all of the references to `resource[0]`, right? Or does tofu obviate that need as well?
I’m not sure I understand. You refer to the conditional resource fields normally - without list indices. You just have to make sure the object isn’t null.
There’s some samples in the docs[0] on safe access patterns!
[0]: https://opentofu.org/docs/language/meta-arguments/enabled/
And you don't get the annoying array form for the resulting resource with the `enabled` syntax, right?
EDIT: Oh just realized the sibling asked the same, but the doc doesn't state that clearly, although it seems to me that the doc implies that yeah, it doesn't use the array form anymore.
Yes indeed! It does not use the annoying array form.
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Amazing. Good work !