### Terraform Version ```shell 1.11.3 ``` ### Terraform Configuration Files ```terraform resource "openstack_dns_recordset_v2" "kubernetes_controlplane" { zone_id = var.dns_zone.id name = "${var.cluster_name}.${var.dns_zone.name}" ttl = 300 type = "A" records = concat( [module.primary_server.private_ip], [for server in module.secondary_server : server.private_ip], ) } ``` ### Expected Behavior The module has a `private_ip` resource that is created independently of the `openstack_dns_recordset_v2`. However the full module cannot complete until the dns recordset is created. The recordset should be able to be created early because the private_ip of all the dependent resources are available. ### Actual Behavior While this works properly for the primary_server, for the secondary_servers the entire module must have completed before the recordset is created by Terraform. It seems that the `for` keywords does not generate the list of private_ips until the entire module list has been created, even though it has access to all the private_ips it needs ### Steps to Reproduce 1. Create a module that has 2 resources, 1 which creates early and one which creates later 2. Create a resource that depends on a list of the early created resources 3. Note that the creation of the object gets stuck, even though all necessary resources are available. ### Additional Context Our module does not fully complete until the dns_record is present because we have a provisioner that uses the dns record. Since this is a provisioner, Terraform is obviously not aware that the modules depend on the dns record being created, which is also why this does not fail with a cyclic dependency. ### References _No response_ ### Generative AI / LLM assisted development? _No response_