In your try() block, when the attribute doesn't exist, it correctly returns . However, when the attribute does exist, it returns the whole nested object (e.g., { host = ..., name = ... }). In Terraform, comparing a complex object/map to an empty string ({...} != ) is technically invalid or doesn't evaluate cleanly to a false check, causing the filter to let it slip through or crash when it expects a string.
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@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ resource "bitwarden-secrets_secret" "automatic_bitwarden_secret_db_name" {
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locals {
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locals {
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database_secrets_to_import = {
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database_secrets_to_import = {
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for key, value in var.kubernetes : key => value
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for key, value in var.kubernetes : key => value
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if value.database != null && value.enabled == true && try(value.import_database_secret, "") != ""
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if value.database != null && value.enabled == true && can(value.import_database_secret.host)
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}
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}
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}
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}
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@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ kubernetes = {
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mountPath = "/var/lib/postgresql/data"
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mountPath = "/var/lib/postgresql/data"
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}
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}
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secret_ref = ["django-bitwarden-credentials"]
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secret_ref = ["django-bitwarden-credentials"]
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secret_import = ["9fc5a725-75f5-4bab-b595-b474017146c3"]
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#secret_import = ["9fc5a725-75f5-4bab-b595-b474017146c3"]
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requirements = {
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requirements = {
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limits-cpu = "800m"
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limits-cpu = "800m"
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limits-memory = "800Mi"
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limits-memory = "800Mi"
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