Hi Team I m running into the following error when trying to

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Hi Team I m running into the following error when trying to update the image reference of a VM error autorest azure Service returned an error Status= lt nil gt Code= PropertyChangeNotAllowed Message= Changing property imageReference id is not allowed Target= imageReference id Anyone facing similar issue

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

did you make a code change

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

Yes I did introduce several changes

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

can you share your code and wht you changed some options parameters are immutable

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

Unfortunately I did not track what was changed this is PoC I m going to start again with a blank slate and see if I can reproduce the issue just by changing the value of the image reference

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So I did restart from scratch using the image reference as a string in the configuration and got the very same error message after changing its value in the configuration `var dataDisk = new AzureNative Compute Disk $ orgname gridname n i+1 datadisk new AzureNative Compute DiskArgs ` `CreationData = new AzureNative Compute Inputs CreationDataArgs` ` ` `CreateOption = Empty ` ` ` `DiskSizeGB = 100 ` `ResourceGroupName = org ResourceGroupName` ` ` ` ` `var vm = new AzureNative Compute VirtualMachine $ orgname gridname n i+1 ` `new AzureNative Compute VirtualMachineArgs` ` ` `ResourceGroupName = org ResourceGroupName ` `HardwareProfile = new AzureNative Compute Inputs HardwareProfileArgs` ` ` `VmSize = Standard A1 v2 ` ` ` `Location = regionname ` `NetworkProfile = new AzureNative Compute Inputs NetworkProfileArgs` ` ` ` ` `NetworkInterfaces = new AzureNative Compute Inputs NetworkInterfaceReferenceArgs` ` ` `Id = networkInterface Id ` `Primary = true ` ` ` ` ` `OsProfile = new AzureNative Compute Inputs OSProfileArgs` ` ` `AdminPassword = xxxxxxxxxxxx ` `AdminUsername = xxxxxxxxxxxx ` `ComputerName = $ orgname gridname n i+1 ` `WindowsConfiguration = new AzureNative Compute Inputs WindowsConfigurationArgs` ` ` `EnableAutomaticUpdates = true ` `PatchSettings = new AzureNative Compute Inputs PatchSettingsArgs` ` ` `AssessmentMode = ImageDefault ` ` ` `ProvisionVMAgent = true ` ` ` ` ` `StorageProfile = new AzureNative Compute Inputs StorageProfileArgs` ` ` `ImageReference = new AzureNative Compute Inputs ImageReferenceArgs` ` ` `Id = imageId ` ` ` `OsDisk = new AzureNative Compute Inputs OSDiskArgs` ` ` `Caching = AzureNative Compute CachingTypes ReadWrite ` `CreateOption = AzureNative Compute DiskCreateOptionTypes FromImage ` `ManagedDisk = new AzureNative Compute Inputs ManagedDiskParametersArgs` ` ` `StorageAccountType = Standard LRS ` ` ` ` Name = $ orgname gridname n i+1 osdisk ` ` ` `DataDisks = new AzureNative Compute Inputs DataDiskArgs` ` ` `Caching = AzureNative Compute CachingTypes ReadWrite ` `CreateOption = AzureNative Compute DiskCreateOptionTypes Attach ` `ManagedDisk = new AzureNative Compute Inputs ManagedDiskParametersArgs` ` ` `StorageAccountType = Standard LRS ` `Id = dataDisk Id` ` ` `DiskSizeGB = 100 ` `Lun = 1 ` ` ` ` ` ` `

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

that s kinda hard to read sorry can you wrap the code in 3 backticks each side

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

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numerous-action-56322 · Answer

My bad

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``` var dataDisk = new AzureNative Compute Disk $ orgname gridname n i+1 datadisk new AzureNative Compute DiskArgs CreationData = new AzureNative Compute Inputs CreationDataArgs CreateOption = Empty DiskSizeGB = 100 ResourceGroupName = org ResourceGroupName var vm = new AzureNative Compute VirtualMachine $ orgname gridname n i+1 new AzureNative Compute VirtualMachineArgs ResourceGroupName = org ResourceGroupName HardwareProfile = new AzureNative Compute Inputs HardwareProfileArgs VmSize = Standard A1 v2 Location = regionname NetworkProfile = new AzureNative Compute Inputs NetworkProfileArgs NetworkInterfaces = new AzureNative Compute Inputs NetworkInterfaceReferenceArgs Id = networkInterface Id Primary = true OsProfile = new AzureNative Compute Inputs OSProfileArgs AdminPassword = xxxxxxxxxxxx AdminUsername = xxxxxxxxxxxx ComputerName = $ orgname gridname n i+1 WindowsConfiguration = new AzureNative Compute Inputs WindowsConfigurationArgs EnableAutomaticUpdates = true PatchSettings = new AzureNative Compute Inputs PatchSettingsArgs AssessmentMode = ImageDefault ProvisionVMAgent = true StorageProfile = new AzureNative Compute Inputs StorageProfileArgs ImageReference = new AzureNative Compute Inputs ImageReferenceArgs Id = imageId OsDisk = new AzureNative Compute Inputs OSDiskArgs Caching = AzureNative Compute CachingTypes ReadWrite CreateOption = AzureNative Compute DiskCreateOptionTypes FromImage ManagedDisk = new AzureNative Compute Inputs ManagedDiskParametersArgs StorageAccountType = Standard LRS Name = $ orgname gridname n i+1 osdisk DataDisks = new AzureNative Compute Inputs DataDiskArgs Caching = AzureNative Compute CachingTypes ReadWrite CreateOption = AzureNative Compute DiskCreateOptionTypes Attach ManagedDisk = new AzureNative Compute Inputs ManagedDiskParametersArgs StorageAccountType = Standard LRS Id = dataDisk Id DiskSizeGB = 100 Lun = 1 ```

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

with ```var imageId = new Pulumi Config Require imageId ```

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

are you using auto naming it looks like that value is immutable

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

I do

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

This is probably a silly question but how do I workaround that I mean how can I update a virtual machine when there is a new image that I want to push

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

can you show me the diff when you go to update if you re using autonaming it should replace the VM with a new VM using the new image ID

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

``` Type Name Plan Info pulumi pulumi Stack snqacloud csharp dev ~ azure native compute VirtualMachine org1 p1 n1 update diff ~storageProfile ```

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

I can definitely see the suffix for the virtual machine resource name in Azure portal

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

yeah I m thinking this might be a bug at this point would you mind filing an issue in <http github com pulumi azure native|github com pulumi azure native>

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

it should do a replace not an update

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

Okay thank you Is there anything else I can do to confirm this is a bug and rule out that I m doing soething wrong

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

which version of the provider are you using

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

< numerous action 56322> I think it s this property ```ComputerName = $ orgname gridname n i+1 ```

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

can you try removing it

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

Thanks for the thorough follow up I ll do it as soon as I get a chance and keep you informed on the outcome

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

I m afraid I cannot remove it it is a required ppty

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

error Code= InvalidParameter Message= Required parameter computerName is missing null Target= computerName

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

Definitely a bug please file an issue

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

Will do Thanks

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

hey < numerous action 56322> did you manage to get an issue opened here

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

Hi < billowy army 68599>

billowy-army-68599 · Answer

< numerous action 56322> I discussed privately with Mikhail to get you unblocked you can use `replaceOnChanges`

numerous-action-56322 · Answer

< billowy army 68599> Thanks again

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< billowy army 68599> I ve been trying to implement the provided workaround however updates are still failing with the very same error message as if the additional CustomResourceOptions passed as a third argument were ineffective ``` new CustomResourceOptions ReplaceOnChanges =new List lt string gt new string imageReference id ``` I even tried to relax the property path by using just imageReference and the the joker Any idea Btw I could not reuse the C sample from the documentation since I don t know what the var `pulumi` stands for Could this be the reason why my updates are still not working For your convenience here s the sample provided in the documentation the var `pulumi`appears on the last line only ```var widget = new Pulumi Kubernetes ApiExtensions CustomResource widget new WidgetArgs Spec = new WidgetSpecArgs Input = something pulumi ReplaceOnChanges string spec input ```