terraform
Invalid count or for_each argument
Invalid count argument|count\.index.*invalid|for_each.*invalid
Fixes
- 1.Ensure count value is a whole number, not a computed value that might be unknown
- 2.For for_each: use toset() to convert list to set
- 3.Cannot use for_each with values not known until apply — restructure
- 4.Move dynamic values to a local with explicit type
countfor-eachiteration
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