I create Azure resources using ansible playbook which triggers terraform code. I want to destroy the resources. Below is the code for creation and destroy.
Create
- block:
- name: Run virtual-machine terraform - Planned
terraform:
project_path: xxxx
state: planned
force_init: true
plan_file: "xxxx.plan"
backend_config:
resource_group_name: "rg-poc-automation"
storage_account_name: "smartopsazureautomation"
container_name: "terraformstatefile"
key: "{{ _customer }}-{{ enviornment }}-vm-config.tfstate"
- name: Run virtual-machine terraform - Present
terraform:
project_path: xxxxx
state: present
force_init: true
plan_file: "xxxxx.plan"
backend_config:
resource_group_name: "rg-poc-automation"
storage_account_name: "smartopsazureautomation"
container_name: "terraformstatefile"
key: "{{ _customer }}-{{ enviornment }}-vm-config.tfstate"
Destroy
- block:
- name: Run virtual-machine terraform - Absent
terraform:
project_path: xxxxx
state: absent
force_init: false
plan_file: "xxxx.plan"
backend_config:
resource_group_name: "rg-poc-automation"
storage_account_name: "smartopsazureautomation"
container_name: "terraformstatefile"
key: "{{ _customer }}-{{ enviornment }}-vm-config.tfstate"
environment: "{{ env }}"
We get the below error while destroy. This is because of terraform latest version has decprecated -force and playbook is somehow taking it. Is there any way around it or any solution to this?