Fix: Remove non-existent cluster_policy_id output #605
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The compute module's outputs.tf was referencing a databricks_cluster_policy.uc_qs_policy resource that doesn't exist, causing Terraform errors for all cluster modules (sandbox, dev, prod). This commit removes the invalid cluster_policy_id output, keeping only the valid cluster_id output that references the existing databricks_cluster.example resource. Fixes terraform errors: - Error: Reference to undeclared resource - A managed resource 'databricks_cluster_policy' 'uc_qs_policy' has not been declared
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The compute module's outputs.tf was referencing a
databricks_cluster_policy.uc_qs_policy resource that doesn't exist, causing Terraform errors for all cluster modules (sandbox, dev, prod).
This commit removes the invalid cluster_policy_id output, keeping only the valid cluster_id output that references the existing databricks_cluster.example resource.
Fixes terraform errors: