Ran into a gotcha with the new provider that took me a while to track down. After creating a SQL Server resource, the

AdministratorLoginPassword

property on the resource object is

null

. In the old provider, it would contain the password passed in with the

ServerArgs

when creating the resource. Easy enough to work around since I’m getting the password from configuration anyway, but still a bit unexpected, so worth raising the question whether this is a bug?

Azure never returns sensitive information by default

OK - OOC, does the old provider echo back what you pass in, or actually go out and query for this separately to return it in the output?

I don’t know

It echos back from the upstream provider it’s not azure based functionality

Ok, thanks! 👍🏻