ibm_pi_instance doesn't populate networks -> network_id

[srikanthkm]

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Terraform CLI and Terraform IBM Provider Version

Terraform v1.5.4
on darwin_amd64

• provider registry.terraform.io/ibm-cloud/ibm v1.75.2

Affected Resource(s)

• ibm_pi_instance

Terraform Configuration Files

Please include all Terraform configurations required to reproduce the bug. Bug reports without a functional reproduction may be closed without investigation.

data "ibm_pi_instances" "ds_instance" {
  pi_cloud_instance_id = data.ibm_pi_workspace.workspace.id
}

output "instances" {
    value = data.ibm_pi_instances.ds_instance
}

data "ibm_pi_networks" "ds_networks" {
  pi_cloud_instance_id = data.ibm_pi_workspace.workspace.id
}

output "networks" { 
    value = data.ibm_pi_networks.ds_networks
}

Debug Output

Panic Output

Expected Behavior

The network_id field under networks should be populated in the response. However, it is rendered empty though the public network is attached to the instance.

Actual Behavior

The network_id is empty

{
      "id": "1bfbb09b-e411-ec8d-4b74-b6bf93f84653",
      "pi_cloud_instance_id": "xxx",
      "pvm_instances": [
        {
          "crn": "MASKED_CRN",
          "fault": {},
          "health_status": "OK",
          "license_repository_capacity": 0,
          "max_virtual_cores": 5,
          "maxmem": 16,
          "maxproc": 2,
          "memory": 2,
          "min_virtual_cores": 1,
          "minmem": 2,
          "minproc": 0.25,
          "networks": [
            {
              "external_ip": "",
              "ip": "192.168.152.244",
              "mac_address": "fa:69:31:f2:9f:20",
              "macaddress": "fa:69:31:f2:9f:20",
              "network_id": "",
              "network_name": "public-192_168_152_240-29-VLAN_2090",
              "type": "fixed"
            }
          ],
          "pin_policy": "hard",
          "placement_group_id": "none",
          "processors": 0.25,
          "proctype": "shared",
          "pvm_instance_id": "a1e2c293-c4e8-4318-8917-49bb584c3fd2",
          "server_name": "vsi-26feb",
          "shared_processor_pool": "",
          "shared_processor_pool_id": "",
          "status": "ACTIVE",
          "storage_connection": "",
          "storage_pool": "General-Flash-6",
          "storage_pool_affinity": true,
          "storage_type": "any",
          "user_tags": [],
          "virtual_cores_assigned": 1,
          "virtual_serial_number": []
        }
      ]
    }
  }

[ismirlia]

@srikanthkm Please post the complete configuration. From what you've pasted, it sounds like it is an issue with the service broker response. @rmoralesjr