Optional block based on variable

Question

I'm writing sort of wrapper module for azurerm_storage_account.

azurerm_storage_account has optional block

static_website {
  index_document = string
  error_404_document = string
}

I want to set it based on variable and I'm not really sure how can I do that? Conditional operators don't really work for blocks (e.g. static_website = var.disable ? null : { .. } )

Or do blocks work in such a way that if I'd set index_document and error_404_document to null it'd be the same as not setting static_website block altogether?

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Frederik Struck-Schøning · Accepted Answer · 2023-01-18 00:14:15Z

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I think you can use dynamic block for that. Basically, when the disable is true, no static_website will be created. Otherwise, one static_website block is going to be constructed.

For example, the modified code could be:

  dynamic "static_website" {

    for_each = var.disable == true ? toset([]) : toset([1])

    content {
        index_document = string
        error_404_document = string
    }
  }

You could also try with splat to check if disable has value or is null:

  dynamic "static_website" {

    for_each = var.disable[*]

    content {
        index_document = string
        error_404_document = string
    }
  }

In the above examples, you may need to adjust conditions based on what values var.disable can actually have.

edited Jan 18, 2023 at 0:14

Frederik Struck-Schøning

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