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We welcome all types of contributions. Bug fixes and documentation updates are great ways to get started contributing. If you're looking to make a more substantial contribution to the provider, consider one of the following options.
Creating a new resource can allow terraform to manage new Power Platform infrastructure not currently provided by the provider.
Creating a new data source can allow terraform to reference data about Power Platform services and infrastrucutre.
Examples of real-world use cases are encouraged. Please contribute those types of examples to the Power Platform Terraform QuickStarts repo.
PRs for new resources or data sources are expected to meeting the following criteria:
- Add a production quality implementation of the resource or datasource in /internal
- Add unit tests and acceptance tests for your contribution in /internal.
- Tests should pass and provide >90% coverage of your contribution
- Add examples for your contribution in /examples (see Terraform Documentaion on examples)
- Add schema descriptions for your resource or data source in /internal
- and/or /templates
- Update auto-generated documentation in /docs. (Don't manually edit /docs or your updates will be overwritten)
- Ensure the PR description clearly describes the feature you're adding and any known limitations