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A terraform plugin for managing godaddy domain records

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I have a domain that I purchased from GoDaddy, let's call it "domain.com". I want to use this plugin to add a dns record that maps my google_compute_instance which has...

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Setting name servers to that of cloudflare. The code worked yesterday now I get: ``` > terraform plan ╷ │ Error: couldn't find domain record (my.domain): [404:UNKNOWN_DOMAIN] The given domain...

Hi Firstly thanks for this amazing provider I was wondering if it would be possible to add support for creating NS records for a sub domain, currently with the below...

Code is commented so should be reasonably self-explainatory. @ records will be submitted in batch because there is no way to separate out them on a subdomain basis Any other...

After managing a single record with Terraform, destroying it later, seems to want to destroy other records that were managed outside of Terraform. This is extremely problematic, especially for subdomains...

Seems like records API `%s/v1/domains/%s/records` has default and maximum limit set to 500. I'm trying to manage accounts with more than 500 records. So after each `terraform refresh` I'm getting...

Having this available as a provider that one can install using terraform makes sense. I thought it would make sense to try to get the excellent changes made by @kolikons...

I'm managing my domain with terraform and your plugin. In my IaC, I've got something like this: ```hcl resource "godaddy_domain_record" "skwar_me" { domain = "skwar.me" addresses = [] record {...

I used terraform-godaddy provider to update Name servers on Godaddy. Even though The Name servers are updated in Godaddy and also the state file, the next time I run a...

``` variable "domain_name" { description = "The domain name" default = "example.com" # use real domain } variable "aws_region" { description = "The AWS region things are created in" default...