Working properly on dogfood with https://dev.coder.com/templates/coder/coder/versions/stupefied_archimedes6

@matifali I was wondering, is there a way to add a warning to a template so that the template admins will notice?
Like a coder_warning resource or something.

You can probably hack something using a null_resource and local_exec to log something if the input is being used.

I was also thinking about a similar feature to read logs from arbitrary sources and inject them in startup logs. If we do something like that we can expand the scope to choose the sink of the logs to be either build logs (i.e. terraform) or agent logs (i.e. startup_script logs)

@matifali providers also support emitting warnings:

I think a coder_warning thing would be nice just so that you can choose to display warnings to either the user, or template admin, or both.

Ahh wait we tried this once already, did something change about the ID? It did not work before because the ID here (of the resource, I think it was changing every rebuild) is not necessarily the same as the ID in the API response (of the agent in the database, this one I think was not changing).

Ahh wait we tried this once already, did something change about the ID? It did not work before because the ID here (of the resource, I think it was changing every rebuild) is not necessarily the same as the ID in the API response (of the agent in the database, this one I think was not changing).

@phorcys420 have you tested by rebuilding/restarting the workspace too?

Ahh wait we tried this once already, did something change about the ID? It did not work before because the ID here (of the resource, I think it was changing every rebuild) is not necessarily the same as the ID in the API response (of the agent in the database, this one I think was not changing).

@phorcys420 have you tested by rebuilding/restarting the workspace too?

I haven't, I only tried starting it once, i'll check if it works.