Patrik Ragnarsson

I can see that [the PUT request to `/config`](https://github.com/84codes/go-api/blob/6972182d25e9d0dbe34582bb08169b45e73d52f5/api/rabbitmq_configuration.go#L57C17-L63) from the provider has empty body.

I think you can workaround the `heartbeat = 0` issue if you [import the configuration](https://github.com/cloudamqp/terraform-provider-cloudamqp/blob/main/docs/resources/rabbitmq_configuration.md#import) before trying to change it (the default heartbeat value is 120). ...but we should address...

Thanks, that indeed looks like the issue. It comes from #166. Looks like some more elaborate handling is needed. Let's wait until @tbroden84 is back from vacation.

Ah, so we can't see the difference between user doing `heartbeat = 0` (and wanting us to change it to 0) and user not changing `heartbeat` (wants us to do...

Should we address this with improved documentation for now @tbroden84?

If you have paid instances, you now get a higher limit. I will close this issue because there is no action to take in this repo. The API could give...

It is held up but sorting out issues in the backend, that we haven't been able to prioritise.

Am I doing something wrong or is forEach broken? Using `jsawk` from 7da2143505e7bc34ca5f3639cda4fa4d79cec997: ``` sh $ curl -s http://example.com/json | ./jsawk 'forEach(this, "out(item.count)") ; return' jsawk: js error: SyntaxError: syntax...

Oh, never mind me. I didn't read the docs carefully enough. Also found [a good comment](http://blog.xebia.com/2012/06/27/json-shell-scripting-with-jsawk/) about it elsewhere: > If the outermost element of your JSON data is an...

Looks like the cookiejar gem was updated eventually https://github.com/igrigorik/em-http-request/pull/358#issuecomment-2081930076