docs(iam): document using expires_at with time_rotating #2677
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Hey there!
This PR adds a doc item for
iam_api_keyto show the use of theexpires_atparameter in combination withtime_rotatingReasoning for Change:
In my opinion, it could be interesting to document the proper usage of the
expires_atparameter for API keys, as it's not super clear.Prefer Scaleway Documentation:
In that case, it's a pretty Terraform-specific use case. On the console, the API creation modal uses the "duration" of the key as opposed to the
expires_atparameter.Terraform Configuration Language Features:
It's not ideal indeed to use a resource from a default provider, but in that case, it's the most proper way to use
expires_at.Feel free to close this PR if you disagree with the change.
Have a great day 💜