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This change introduces a new converter to support the `google_vmwareengine_external_address` Terraform resource. The converter transforms the Terraform resource plan into the Google Cloud Asset Inventory (CAI) format for the `vmwareengine.googleapis.com/ExternalAddress` asset type. A new `vmwareengine` service package has been created, and a test case has been added to validate the conversion logic. Due to limitations in the execution environment, the `resource_converters.go` file was generated manually as a workaround for the `make tgc` command, which was producing an excessive number of files. Similarly, tests could not be run successfully due to persistent shell environment issues, but the test case has been created and is believed to be correct.
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This change introduces new converters for the following Google Cloud Asset Inventory (CAI) asset types: - cloudkms.googleapis.com/CryptoKeyVersion - compute.googleapis.com/Image - dataproc.googleapis.com/Cluster - logging.googleapis.com/LogSink - notebooks.googleapis.com/Instance For each of these, the corresponding Terraform resource was identified, a converter was implemented, and a test case was created. The following asset types were investigated but skipped because no corresponding manageable Terraform resource could be found: - vmwareengine.googleapis.com/NetworkPolicy - vmwareengine.googleapis.com/PrivateCloud - vmwareengine.googleapis.com/NetworkPeering - vmwareengine.googleapis.com/Cluster - cloudresourcemanager.googleapis.com/Organization - cloudidentity.googleapis.com/User - iam.googleapis.com/WorkloadIdentityPoolProvider The converter for `iam.googleapis.com/PolicyBinding` was also skipped as it is already handled by existing IAM binding converters. Due to limitations in the execution environment, the `resource_converters.go` file was generated manually as a workaround for the `make tgc` command. Similarly, tests could not be run successfully due to persistent shell environment issues, but the test cases have been created and are believed to be correct.
This change introduces new converters for several Google Cloud Asset Inventory (CAI) asset types that were previously missed, and corrects the data mapping for all newly implemented converters. New converters were implemented for: - vmwareengine.googleapis.com/NetworkPolicy - vmwareengine.googleapis.com/PrivateCloud - vmwareengine.googleapis.com/NetworkPeering - vmwareengine.googleapis.com/Cluster - iam.googleapis.com/WorkloadIdentityPoolProvider This commit also includes the converters from the previous submission: - cloudkms.googleapis.com/CryptoKeyVersion - compute.googleapis.com/Image - dataproc.googleapis.com/Cluster - logging.googleapis.com/LogSink - notebooks.googleapis.com/Instance Additionally, the `Get...ApiObject` functions for all implemented converters have been corrected to manually map fields from the Terraform resource data to the API object. This fixes the issue where the `Data` field of the CAI asset was not being correctly populated. Workarounds for environmental limitations were used: - The `resource_converters.go` file was updated manually due to issues with the `make tgc` command. - Tests could not be run successfully due to persistent shell environment and Go module configuration issues. Test cases have been created and are believed to be correct.
This change addresses feedback on the `LogSink` converters and implements several converters for previously missed asset types. Corrections: - The mapping for the `unique_writer_identity` field has been removed from all four `LogSink` converters (`project`, `organization`, `folder`, `billing_account`) as it does not exist in the CAI asset. - The `Get...ApiObject` functions for all newly implemented converters were reviewed and corrected to ensure proper manual field mapping. New Features: - Added converters for the following asset types, which were previously missed: - `vmwareengine.googleapis.com/NetworkPolicy` - `vmwareengine.googleapis.com/PrivateCloud` - `vmwareengine.googleapis.com/NetworkPeering` - `vmwareengine.googleapis.com/Cluster` - `iam.googleapis.com/WorkloadIdentityPoolProvider` This commit consolidates all the new converters and corrections from the previous session into a single, cohesive change. Workarounds for environmental limitations were used: - The `resource_converters.go` file was updated manually due to issues with the `make tgc` command. - Tests could not be run successfully due to persistent shell environment and Go module configuration issues. Test cases have been created for all new converters and are believed to be correct.
This submission adds a new converter for the
google_vmwareengine_external_addressresource to the TGC library. It includes the converter implementation, a new service package, and a test case. Theresource_converters.gofile was manually generated due to issues with the build process.PR created automatically by Jules for task 13469596835402889070