Matt Chesler

Sorry @JoshMcKin - I no longer have access to the systems where this was a problem.

I'm experiencing this issue as well. It's occurring on fluentd restart, not a machine crash. It doesn't happen consistently, but is happening frequently.

@repeatedly None of the machines where this has happened to me have com anywhere close to filling their disks, they’ve simply had the fluentd process restarted.

I'm currently working on adding the sbt-native-packager plugin to generate an installable RPM that will provide wrapping like what you're looking for

@spuder no worries -- the sbt-native-packager plugin will generate deb packages as well.

Hi @wangdiwen, yes, I'm using this branch with InfluxDB 0.13 and it's working great.

@edwardmedia no, I see this in the state: ``` { "mode": "managed", "type": "google_cloud_asset_folder_feed", "name": "my_feed", "provider": "provider.google", "instances": [ { "schema_version": 0, "attributes": [ "asset_names": [ ], "asset_types": [...

@edwardmedia Looks like those fields were not included in the API response: ``` 2021-07-01T17:30:09.317-0400 [INFO] plugin.terraform-provider-google_v3.74.0_x5: 2021/07/01 17:30:09 [DEBUG] Google API Request Details: ---[ REQUEST ]--------------------------------------- GET /v1/folders/1234567890/feeds/my-feed?alt=json HTTP/1.1 Host:...

@edwardmedia yes, still an issue. It seems as though the values get stored in terraform state when terraform creates the resource, so it's not constantly trying to destroy and recreate....

@edwardmedia the state appears to be created correctly when I create the resource via `terraform apply`, but not via `import`. Here's the debug output from the creation via `terraform apply`:...