No variable named "count".

[tomasaschan]

The following config yields an error as indicated by the comment:

resource "random_string" "foo" {
  count  = 3
  length = 10
}

resource "random_string" "bar" {
  count  = 3
  length = 10
  keepers = {
    foo = random_string.foo[count.index].result # squigglies under "count"
  }
}

There is no variable named "count".Terraform Schema

[j0nathontayl0r]

Similar issue found with for-each loops.

variable "bar" {
  description                           = "A map of the ARN objects"
  default                               = {
    SuperAdmin-Role-AWS                 = "arn:aws:iam::bar:role/Some-SA-Role,arn:aws:iam::bar:saml-provider/Some-IdP-SA"
    ReadOnly-Role-AWS                   = "arn:aws:iam::bar:role/Some-RO-Role,arn:aws:iam::bar:saml-provider/Some-IdP-RO"
}

resource okta_app_saml foo {
  for_each                              = var.bar
  label                                 = each.key
  sso_url                               = "https://signin.aws.amazon.com/saml"
  recipient                             = "https://signin.aws.amazon.com/saml"
  destination                           = "https://signin.aws.amazon.com/saml"
  audience                              = "https://signin.aws.amazon.com/saml"
}

Error reads:

There is no variable named "each". Did you mean "path"?

[endzyme]

Hi all! If anyone is available to help test this out, I did get this working locally with vscode but would some other testers in the wild for this change (PR #43)

[Kasama]

worked fine for me (on vim), it does not suggest the .index part, but does not throw an error on count.index anymore

[endzyme]

@Kasama - just to clarify: Did it used to suggest count.index? (I'm curious if my change introduced a regression)

[Kasama]

No, it didn't. It's just something that - although much harder to do - I expected to work. I'm not even sure if it really should, though