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Description
In #6686 the google_service_account_jwt resource was added. However, as opposed to the associated gcloud command (gcloud beta iam service-accounts sign-jwt), the exp field is not automatically added to the payload. This is made extra annoying by the fact that terraform has no proper way of generating the current time as a unix time stamp.
My request:
Add an expires_in field to the resource that takes the time that the JWT should be valid for. (adds exp to the payload in the background)
Optionally, add expiry in 1 hour by default (like gloud does)
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Community Note
Description
In #6686 the
google_service_account_jwt
resource was added. However, as opposed to the associated gcloud command (gcloud beta iam service-accounts sign-jwt
), theexp
field is not automatically added to the payload. This is made extra annoying by the fact that terraform has no proper way of generating the current time as a unix time stamp.My request:
expires_in
field to the resource that takes the time that the JWT should be valid for. (addsexp
to the payload in the background)gloud
does)Affected Resource
References
#6686
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