Unexpected block: Blocks of type "ipam_pools" are not expected here

[normelton]

Language Server Version

0.36.4

Terraform Version

OpenTofu v1.9.1

Client Version

Visual Studio Code 1.100.3

Terraform Configuration

resource "aws_lb" "connect" {
  name            = "foo"
  subnets         = var.public_subnet_ids
  security_groups = [var.common.security_groups.foo.id]

  ipam_pools {
    ipv4_ipam_pool_id = aws_vpc_ipam_pool.foo.id
  }
}

Steps to Reproduce

Configure AWS load balancer referencing an IPAM pool

Expected Behavior

No complaints from plugin

Actual Behavior

Unexpected block: Blocks of type "ipam_pools" are not expected here

Gist

No response

Workarounds

No response

References

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[normelton]

I know that the VSCode plugin bundles the latest version of standard providers. The ipam_pools block is relatively new, but should be included in the 2.34.4 version of the plugin that I have installed.

If it's an added wrinkle, I'm using the OpenTofu CLI tool. My understanding is the vscode extension is completely separate. It presumably won't pick up on locally installed providers, but using the bundled AWS provider should be good enough.

I did notice this in my output panel:

serve_command.go:108: Starting terraform-ls 0.36.4
...
preloaded schema for registry.terraform.io/hashicorp/aws 5.84.0 in 591.104333ms

Is it somehow loading an old version of the AWS provider?

[normelton]

When I highlight over a resource name, the plugin is using the 5.84.0 provider:

But I can't see where that gets installed, or even where it might be. Hmm!