encoding of changes should always return a value#36212
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Terraform always attempts to generate a plan even when encountering an error, so we need to ensure that all plan elements have valid values to store and inspect later. Ensuring that `Changes.Encode` always returns a valid value avoids the need for nil checks elsewhere while returning an error to the user.
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Reminder for the merging maintainer: if this is a user-visible change, please update the changelog on the appropriate release branch. |
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Terraform always attempts to generate a plan even when encountering an error, so we need to ensure that all plan elements have valid values to store and inspect later. Ensuring that
Changes.Encodealways returns a valid value avoids the need for nil checks elsewhere while returning an error to the user.Fixes #36209