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r/virtual_machine: Block disk names from coming from computed values #329

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... in the graph. Basically, this means that the value has to be
present at plan time. This comes out in the diff in that if the value is
blank, we assume it's computed as it's a required field and would need
to be specified.


Fixes #320. Our disk diff logic right now is highly dependent on name at plan time so we can't support this currently. When the changes in #295 ultimately get implemented, this won't be such a big deal as the disk name won't need to rely so much on the VM name.

Used to create computed attributes in the graph for a new computed value
test.
... in the *graph*. Basically, this means that the value has to be
present at plan time. This comes out in the diff in that if the value is
blank, we assume it's computed as it's a required field and would need
to be specified.
@vancluever vancluever added the bug Type: Bug label Dec 18, 2017
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LGTM!

@vancluever vancluever merged commit 81ff8e1 into master Dec 19, 2017
@vancluever vancluever deleted the b-vm-disk-name-computed-error branch January 18, 2018 05:37
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computed name leads to error when cloning
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