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This differs from e.g. the Equinix, EC2 and most other cloud OpenTofu/Terraform providers which usually expose both families through a read-only property.
Describe the solution you'd like
Optimally, there we would be a similar field to the one there currently is for IPv4, but for IPv6 (primary_ipv6) - or alternatively, a way to fetch the list of attached IPs (this is what Equinix does, too)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The dashboard shows the IPv6 address that has been assigned to the server:
But in the Terraform provider, there is no way to retrieve it; only the IPv4 address can be fetched:
terraform-provider-latitudesh/latitudesh/resource_server.go
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This differs from e.g. the Equinix, EC2 and most other cloud OpenTofu/Terraform providers which usually expose both families through a read-only property.
Describe the solution you'd like
Optimally, there we would be a similar field to the one there currently is for IPv4, but for IPv6 (
primary_ipv6
) - or alternatively, a way to fetch the list of attached IPs (this is what Equinix does, too)Describe alternatives you've considered
Doing a manual API call, e.g. to https://docs.latitude.sh/reference/get-ips, but this is cumbersome and breaks the Terraform integration
Additional context
Prior work for fetching IPv4 and IPv6 addresses after instance creation: https://github.com/pojntfx/uninstance/blob/main/outputs.tf
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