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Google Cloud releases and Terraform Google provider. New features, breaking changes, security advisories and deprecations - each summarised in plain English and updated continuously.

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  • Terraform Google Provider Releases terraforminfragcpengineergcp-dataproc ·

    Terraform Google Provider v7.27.0: New features and breaking changes

    This release of the Terraform Google Provider introduces several new data sources and resources, including support for Google Discovery Engine and Chronicle dashboards. It also includes improvements to compute, container, and dataproc resources, alongside bug fixes for permadiffs and panics. A breaking change requires the `weekly_maintenance_windows` field to be set for `google_lustre_instance` resources, impacting users of Lustre instances.

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Google Cloud publishes release notes per product — BigQuery, GKE, Cloud Run, Cloud SQL, Vertex AI and dozens more — which makes platform-wide awareness hard. ReleaseBytes aggregates the official GCP release notes and the Terraform Google provider changelog into a single feed, with a plain-English summary of each update and tags for breaking changes, deprecations and security fixes.

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New features, enhancements, bug fixes, security advisories, breaking changes, deprecations and end-of-life announcements. Every item is tagged by type so you can filter to just the changes that need action.

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