Import fivetran_connector_schema_config

[pguinard-public-com]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When working with connectors the terraform import blocks are very helpful to see a set of changes. fivetran_connector_schema_config does not support importing with a not on the provider of "You don't need to import this resource as it is synthetic (doesn't create new instances in upstream)."

Describe the solution you'd like
fivetran_connector_schema_config should be able to be imported into the existing terraform state to preview changes before blindly applying

Describe the use-cases if possible
When importing changes I want to see a terraform plan with no changes to know that I am not going to break my production environment.

Additional context

[nbaju1]

What will this show that running terraform plan won't?

[pguinard-public-com]

Without having the ability to import an existing schemas running terraform plan will only update the existing schema overwriting the configuration. The goal is to be able to view an existing schema during import so that the terraform plan shows that desired_column. Perhaps I'm just confused by the documentation missing the import command https://registry.terraform.io/providers/fivetran/fivetran/latest/docs/resources/connector_schema_config#import

  # fivetran_connector_schema_config.example will be imported and updated in-place
   ~ resource "fivetran_connector_schema_config" "example" {
   ~ connector_id = "example"
     schemas = {
    "schema_name" = {
      tables = {
        "table_name" = {
          columns = {
            "hashed_column_name" = {
              hashed = true
            }
-            "desired_column" = {
-              hashed = true
-            }
            "blocked_column_name" = {
              enabled = false
            }
          }
        }
        "blocked_table_name" = {
          enabled = false
        }
      }
    }
    "blocked_schema" = {
      enabled = false
    }
  }

[nbaju1]

I misunderstood you initially. Agree, this would be useful.