DynamoDB table resource creation failing due to incorrect configuration of key_schema argument about terraform-provider-awscc HOT 7 OPEN

resource "awscc_dynamodb_table" "main" {
  table_name = "dynamodb_table_name"
  key_schema = {
    attribute_name = "UserId"
    key_type       = "HASH"
  }

  attribute_definitions = [{
    attribute_name = "UserId"
    attribute_type = "S"
  }]

  billing_mode = "PAY_PER_REQUEST"
}

rg "CloudControl DesiredState" output.log | jq '.value | fromjson'                                            
{
  "AttributeDefinitions": [
    {
      "AttributeName": "UserId",
      "AttributeType": "S"
    }
  ],
  "BillingMode": "PAY_PER_REQUEST",
  "KeySchema": {
    "attribute_name": "UserId",          # ⚠️ 
    "key_type": "HASH"                   # ⚠️ 
  },
  "TableName": "dynamodb_table_name"
}

With key_schema being treated as a map(string) the translator does not translate the Terraform names back to CloudFormation names.

from terraform-provider-awscc.

@wellsiau-aws The current working version of the schema is below. The original example has an incorrect sse_type of AWSKMS.

• The current schema enforces the members of key_schema to match the attribute_definitions which is from the expectation on the AWS::DynamoDB::Table spec. This shouldn't be the case.
• key_schema is expecting a JSON string format and doesn't take the snake cased arguments.

resource "awscc_dynamodb_table" "main" {
  table_name = "dynamodb_table_name"
  key_schema = jsonencode([{
    AttributeName = "UserId"
    KeyType       = "HASH"
  }])

  attribute_definitions = [{
    attribute_name = "UserId"
    attribute_type = "S"
    }]

  billing_mode = "PROVISIONED"
  provisioned_throughput = {
    read_capacity_units  = 20
    write_capacity_units = 20
  }
  deletion_protection_enabled = true
  sse_specification = {
    sse_enabled = true
    sse_type    = "KMS"
  }


  time_to_live_specification = {
    attribute_name = "TimeToExist"
    enabled        = false
  }
  table_class = "STANDARD"

  tags = [{
    key   = "Modified By"
    value = "AWSCC"
  }]
}

from terraform-provider-awscc.

@kadrach @quixoticmonk thank you for your input!

I believe there are two separate problem here:

1. key_schema attribute being treated as map(string) as described here
2. CCAPI write handler requires that key_schema attribute value to matches the attribute_definitions as described here

@quixoticmonk , I suggest to open a new issue to record your problem since that also another upstream AWS issue.

from terraform-provider-awscc.

Key Schema object:

from terraform-provider-awscc.

AWSCC handler for DynamoDB Table: https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform-provider-awscc/blob/ce1ad5105c8f463339880e0dd2d00395cd2f40a6/internal/aws/dynamodb/table_resource_gen.go#L472C1-L474C22

Notice how the element type is string

		"key_schema": schema.MapAttribute{ /*START ATTRIBUTE*/
			ElementType: types.StringType,
			Required:    true,

from terraform-provider-awscc.

Perhaps this part of the Key Schema is causing confusion on the auto-generation because it declare either an array or an object.

from terraform-provider-awscc.

Having this error too in latest version of provider (0.55.0)

from terraform-provider-awscc.