apigee: send zero values for ip_header_index in google_apigee_environment#17663
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Closes hashicorp/terraform-provider-google#27493
Because the field represents a zero-based index on a comma-separated list, such as an IP list in an HTTP request header (e.g.,
X-Forwarded-For), it is essential that index0will be sent to the API and not be ignored.We encountered this limitation, and as a workaround, we are currently forced to rewrite the header in our external load balancer as follows:
some-header:1.1.1.1,${observed_client_ip}, where1.1.1.1serves as a placeholder to bypass the index issue. In Apigee, we then setip_header_index=1to work around this provider-specific limitation.Release Note Template for Downstream PRs (will be copied)
See Write release notes for guidance.