@kapa.ai Im using airbyte_connection resource type in Terraform to deploy a connection. I have tags added in Terraform resource. But I cannot see them in UI once deployment is done. Terraform provider version 1.1.0. Airbyte version 1.8.5.

Based on the knowledge sources available, I can confirm that the

airbyte_connection

Terraform resource does support a

tags

attribute. Here's what the schema looks like for tags in the resource:

resource "airbyte_connection" "my_connection" {
  source_id      = "..."
  destination_id = "..."
  tags = [
    {
      color        = "...my_color..."
      name         = "...my_name..."
      tag_id       = "bf69ef26-2003-4c6e-9dfa-5867d7dba86a"
      workspace_id = "a46bf3e2-e63d-4e32-8959-37721daec43c"
    }
  ]
}

[connection resource schema] The nested

tags

block requires the following fields (all marked Not Null): •

color

(String) •

name

(String) •

tag_id

(String) •

workspace_id

(String) [nested tags schema] A few things to check if tags aren't appearing in the UI: 1.

tag_id

and

workspace_id

: These must be valid, pre-existing values. If you're providing incorrect or placeholder values for

tag_id

or

workspace_id

, the tags may not be applied correctly. 2.

color

: Must be a valid hexadecimal color code (e.g.,

#FF5733

). [tagging connections] 3. Limitations: Ensure you're within the allowed limits — max 30 characters per tag name, 10 tags per connection, and 100 tags per workspace. [tagging connections] However, the knowledge sources do not contain specific troubleshooting information for Terraform provider version 1.1.0 or details about known bugs related to tags not appearing in the UI after a Terraform deployment. I'd recommend checking the Terraform provider GitHub issues for any known issues with tag support in that specific provider version. 👍 0 button 👎 0 button ℹ️ Tip: Mention @kapa.ai in the thread for follow-ups or DM the app for 1-to-1 help.