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It looks similar to the issue https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform-provider-google/issues/13364 so maybe you can try adding more time between the google_service_account and google_service_account_key or try with a google_cloud_scheduler_job https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/google/latest/docs/resources/cloud_scheduler_job

The resources that aren't declared in a tf file aren't going to be in the terraform state. According to the description it looks like they were created in another workspace...

Confirmed issue: By following the steps mentioned it enter an infinite loop retrying retrieval of the missing bucket.

@rhoriguchi As I saw you are looking to add a service policy to existing compute instance avoiding using the 'compute engine default service account'. You should check that your ADCs...

Multiple users are experiencing the same issue, and due to all the permissions and configurations that this ticket involves I'm forwarding it directly

Hi @jado06! As I'm checking in this and the other references it is more troubleshooting than a bug issue. Your own code was replicated successfully without errors. I suggest you...

Yes, in some point of your terraform config you have something related to the authentication that is causing issues, because with the most basic code after a `terraform apply` everything...

Thanks for your answer @jado06

Confirmed issue! After run terraform apply it returns an `error 400: The template parameters are invalid`

Unable to reproduce, many users are reporting the same issue so I'm directly forwarding this