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Running into a problem with creating some DNS validation records for a domain:
``` +   ├─ cloudflare:index:Record  _81411d169f123acc0172105edadbc20d.&lt;redacted&gt;.-0  created
 +   ├─ cloudflare:index:Record  _81411d169f123acc0172105edadbc20d.&lt;redacted&gt;.-1  **creating failed**     1 error```
It is trying to create the same CNAME twice. How can I find this duplicate before trying to create the record resource? Or can I somehow catch the error and say it's fine and abort the second one?

With the `-0` and `-1` suffixes at the end of the name, are you looping over a collection somewhere which by accident contains the same CNAME value for the values at index 0 and 1?

Yes, I'm looping over the `certificate.domainValidationOptions`. Which I have seen I'll need to do in other cases. In this particular certificate though I get a duplicate for `*.&lt;redacted&gt;.com` and `&lt;redacted&gt;.com`.

Should I remove the index and look for duplicates after the records are created?