feat: mig labels & most disruptive update policy action update

[rauny-brandao]

Adds support on mig to most_disruptive_allowed_action and to all_instances_config labels

To create this PR, I ran make build, which updated the date and set defaultValue: null in the metadata.yml files. Please let me know if I should keep them.

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[g-awmalik]

/gcbrun

[g-awmalik]

@rauny-brandao - thanks for the PR. Can you please take a look at the lint failures?

[rauny-brandao]

@g-awmalik linting is fixed. Is there a way to see the failures for: terraform-google-vm-int-trigger?

[g-awmalik]

/gcbrun

[rauny-brandao]

@g-awmalik please let me know if we need something else for this to be merged, thank you!

[g-awmalik]

/gcbrun

[jlenuffgsoi]

Since this update, I encounter this error :

│ Error: Invalid value for input variable
│ 
│   on .terraform/modules/mymod/modules/gcp-mig-mymod/mig.tf line 44, in module "mig":
│   44:   update_policy = [{
│   45:     instance_redistribution_type = "PROACTIVE"
│   46:     max_surge_fixed              = 100
│   47:     max_surge_percent            = null
│   48:     max_unavailable_fixed        = null
│   49:     max_unavailable_percent      = null
│   50:     min_ready_sec                = null
│   51:     minimal_action               = "REPLACE"
│   52:     replacement_method           = null
│   53:     type                         = "PROACTIVE"
│   54:   }]
│ 
│ The given value is not suitable for module.mymod.module.mig.var.update_policy declared at .terraform/modules/mymod.mig/modules/mig/variables.tf:100,1-25: element 0: attribute "most_disruptive_allowed_action" is required.
╵

As stated in the official documentation, the update_policy block have these inputs :

type (required)
instance_redistribution_type (optional)
minimal_action (required)
most_disruptive_allowed_action (optional)
max_surge_percent  (optional)
max_unavailable_fixed  (optional)
min_ready_sec  (optional)
replacement_method (optional)

So, why can we replace this variable block :

variable "update_policy" {
  description = "The rolling update policy. https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/google/r/compute_region_instance_group_manager#rolling_update_policy"
  type = list(object({
    max_surge_fixed                = number
    instance_redistribution_type   = string
    max_surge_percent              = number
    max_unavailable_fixed          = number
    max_unavailable_percent        = number
    min_ready_sec                  = number
    replacement_method             = string
    minimal_action                 = string
    type                           = string
    most_disruptive_allowed_action = string
  }))
  default = []
}

by :

variable "update_policy" {
  description = "The rolling update policy. https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/google/r/compute_region_instance_group_manager#rolling_update_policy"
  type = list(object({
    instance_redistribution_type   = optional(string)
    max_surge_percent              = optional(number)
    max_unavailable_fixed          = optional(number)
    min_ready_sec                  = optional(number)
    replacement_method             = optional(string)
    minimal_action                 = string
    type                           = string
    most_disruptive_allowed_action = optional(string)
  }))
  default = []
}

?

With this code, the error disappears.

NB : the max_surge_fixed and the max_unavailable_percent are not used anymore

NB2 : the optional TF parameter was released on Sept. 2022 (1.3.0 TF version)

[jlenuffgsoi]

I think this is because you want to be as much compliant as possible : https://github.com/terraform-google-modules/terraform-google-vm/blob/master/modules/mig/versions.tf#L18C3-L18C32

...
terraform {
  required_version = ">=0.13.0"
...