'conditionNotMet' : Precondition not met for 'entity.change.deletions[0]'

[jos.de...@apertoso.be]

Hi,

For a domain, each time i want to change a record i get this error.

Any clue how to proceed ?

Regards,
Jos

[Robert Evans]

Hi Jos, to change a ResourceRecordSet you must set change.deletions to the current contents of the ResourceRecordSet for example as returned by a ResourceRecordSets list operation. It must match exactly or the change creation request will return a precondition error.

-Bob

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[Jos De Graeve]

Hi Robert,

Thank you for your response.

I'm using the https://console.cloud.google.com web console to make changes.  Can i have done something wrong with the "gcloud dns" cli in order to trigger this error while using the web console ?

Tnx,

Jos De Graeve - Apertoso business ICT

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[Robert Evans]

On Mon, May 8, 2017 at 6:15 AM, Jos De Graeve <jos.de...@apertoso.be> wrote:

Hi Robert,

Thank you for your response.

I'm using the https://console.cloud.google.com web console to make changes.  Can i have done something wrong with the "gcloud dns" cli in order to trigger this error while using the web console ?

There is a known issue changing/deleting records in the UI when the TTL is set to zero.

If this affects you, then you can workaround by changing those ResourceRecordSets via the API or CLI.