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Output for IPv6 ranges #550
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@mohag can u get these values from |
Correct, that is what I eventually did, see the note in "Additional Information". (So what is left is mainly a request to treat IPv6 and IPv4 the same) |
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TL;DR
There is no output for the IPv6 ranges on the subnets. (I'm looking for the
ipv6_cidr_range
attribute from the google_compute_subnetwork resource) (IPv6 version of thesubnets_ips
output)A similar option for
internal_ipv6_prefix
might be useful as well, but that can be retrieved using the data source. (AFAIK, only one of the two would be present on a single subnet, it might be an option to include whichever one is possible (if any) in the same output)Terraform Resources
https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/google/latest/docs/resources/compute_subnetwork#attributes-reference
Detailed design
Additional information
While writing this, I also realised that the subnets output can probably be used to retrieve this info. IPv6 should not be harder to use than IPv4 though.
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