DNS-zone target_resource wrong parameter type?

    let dns = dnsZone {
        name "myZone"
        zone_type Dns.Public
        add_records [
            aRecord {
                ttl 60
                target_resource trafficMgr.Name
            }
            yield!
                [ "de"; "es";"fr"; "it" ]
                |> List.map (fun nm ->
                    cnameRecord {
                        name nm
                        ttl 3600
                        target_resource trafficMgr.Name
                    }
                )
        ]
    }

Fails for:

  "error": {
    "code": "LinkedInvalidPropertyId",
    "message": "Property id 'myTrafficManager' at path 'properties.targetResource.id' is invalid. Expect fully qualified resource Id that start with '/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}' or '/providers/{resourceProviderNamespace}/'."
  }

…so I expect the target_resource should take ResourceId instead of the current ResourceName

  "properties": {
      "TTL": 123,
      "targetResource": {
          "id": "/subscriptions/.../resourcegroups/.../providers/microsoft.network/trafficmanagerprofiles/myTrafficManager"
      }
  }

Also the traffic manager itself doesn’t have a simple Id property, so I expect it has to be created with something like (ResourceId.create(Farmer.Arm.TrafficManager.profiles, trafficMgr.Name))

[ninjarobot]

@Thorium I think the resourceId expression is failing because the name segments in the CNAME subresource have to be separated.

instead of

resourceId('Microsoft.Network/dnsZones/CNAME', 'mytest.com/dk')

use this

resourceId('Microsoft.Network/dnsZones/CNAME', 'mytest.com’, ‘dk')

[ninjarobot]

This will be fixed by #704 by enabling passing resourceId and builders to target_resource on DNS record builders.