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fix: Stream append only #653
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This change updates the logic used when reading the data for the `snowflake_stream` resource to determine whether or not the stream is append only. Per the documentation at <https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/sql/show-streams.html>, we can determine whether a stream is append only by checking the value of the `mode` for the stream. If the value is `APPEND_ONLY`, then the stream is append only. ## Test Plan * [X] Unit Tests * [x] Acceptance Tests If possible I would like feedback on the acceptance tests. I'm not terribly familiar with terraform provider testing. ## References * Related issue: <Snowflake-Labs#652>
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This change updates the logic used when reading the data for the `snowflake_stream` resource to determine whether or not the stream is append only. Per the documentation at <https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/sql/show-streams.html>, we can determine whether a stream is append only by checking the value of the `mode` for the stream. If the value is `APPEND_ONLY`, then the stream is append only. ## Test Plan * [X] Unit Tests * [x] Acceptance Tests If possible I would like feedback on the acceptance tests. I'm not terribly familiar with terraform provider testing. ## References * Related issue: <Snowflake-Labs#652>
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This change updates the logic used when reading the data for the
snowflake_stream
resource to determine whether or not the stream is append only.Per the documentation at https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/sql/show-streams.html, we can determine whether a stream is append only by checking the value of the
mode
for the stream. If the value isAPPEND_ONLY
, then the stream is append only.Test Plan
If possible I would like feedback on the acceptance tests. I'm not terribly familiar with terraform provider testing.
References