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azure_id is the azure resource id, in upper case (since RP tends to change the casing and azure is actually case insensitive for resource id). resource_id is the Terraform resource id (case sensitive). In most case, both are the same regardless the casing. For the other cases, they might be different.
The reason why using the azure_id as the object key here rather than the tf id is that there are resources that have different azure_id, but they have the same tf ids. E.g.
azurerm_subnet_network_security_group_association and azurerm_subnet
azurerm_postgresql_active_directory_administrator is a singleton child resource of azurerm_postgresql_server, but their tf ids are the same
Hey @magodo, I think we're on the same page here :) I was trying to say that I wanted the azure_id to be the outside property, which is exactly what you have (I didn't think of the terraform ID, but I think that's a wonderful addition). Good to know that you have it upper case since I saw from your conversation about the issues with case sensitivity in the ARG API. Complete supportfrom my end!
Refactoring mapping file to consist of JSON objects defined by their azure resourceID. They'd have two properties:
tf_type
andtf_name
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