[Bug] include_global_state parameter ignored for elasticstack_elasticsearch_snapshot_lifecycle

[SamuZad]

Describe the bug The include_global_state parameter is ignored when creating a elasticstack_elasticsearch_snapshot_lifecycle

To Reproduce Both of these will produce a snapshot policy where the global state is included:

terraform { required_providers { elasticstack = { source = "elastic/elasticstack" version = "0.3.3" } } }

provider "elasticstack" { elasticsearch { endpoints = ["http://localhost:9200"] } }

resource "elasticstack_elasticsearch_snapshot_lifecycle" "proba" { name = "proba"

schedule = "0 0 6 * * ?" snapshot_name = "<daily-snap-{now/d}>" repository = "s3_backup"

indices = ["logstash*", "mesos*", "cluster-events*"] ignore_unavailable = false include_global_state = false

expire_after = "3d" min_count = 1 max_count = 3 }

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terraform { required_providers { elasticstack = { source = "elastic/elasticstack" version = "0.3.3" } } }

provider "elasticstack" { elasticsearch { endpoints = ["http://localhost:9200"] } }

resource "elasticstack_elasticsearch_snapshot_lifecycle" "proba" { name = "proba"

schedule = "0 0 6 * * ?" snapshot_name = "<daily-snap-{now/d}>" repository = "s3_backup"

indices = ["logstash*", "mesos*", "cluster-events*"] ignore_unavailable = false include_global_state = true

expire_after = "3d" min_count = 1 max_count = 3 }

Expected behavior I expect that the include_global_state parameter lets me disable the snapshotting of global state indices

Versions (please complete the following information):

• OS: Mac Darwin
• Terraform Version: v1.1.9
• Provider version: v0.3.3
• Elasticsearch Version: 7.16.3