uptimeify_im_schedule_override

An override (vacation, swap) on an on-call schedule. Import with <schedule_id>/<override_id>.

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# Alice is on vacation, Bob covers.
resource "uptimeify_im_schedule_override" "vacation" {
  schedule_id         = uptimeify_im_schedule.weekly.id
  user_id             = uptimeify_im_team_member.alice.user_id
  type                = "offline"
  covered_by_user_ids = [uptimeify_im_team_member.bob.user_id]
  starts_at           = "2030-08-01T00:00:00Z"
  ends_at             = "2030-08-15T00:00:00Z"
}

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RequiredCopy Anchor Link

• ends_at (String) End, after starts_at. RFC3339 timestamp. The API answers in UTC with milliseconds, another spelling of the same instant is kept as written.
• schedule_id (Number)
• starts_at (String) Start. RFC3339 timestamp. The API answers in UTC with milliseconds, another spelling of the same instant is kept as written.
• type (String) online (user takes the shift) or offline (user is away).
• user_id (String) User going online or offline; an admin, editor or responder of the organization.

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• apply_scope (String) this_team (default) or all_teams.
• covered_by_user_ids (Set of String) offline only: who covers (at most 200). Empty = a gap that auto fill-up backstops.
• escalation_tier_order (Number) Only this tier position; unset = all tiers.

Read-OnlyCopy Anchor Link

• created_at (String)
• id (String) <schedule_id>/<override_id>.
• override_id (Number) Numeric override id.

ImportCopy Anchor Link

Import is supported using the following syntax:

The terraform import command can be used, for example:

# <schedule_id>/<override_id>
terraform import uptimeify_im_schedule_override.vacation 78/90