Auth0 Terraform Provider Operations Fail After Legacy Field End of Life
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Overview
Terraform operations using versions of the Auth0 provider prior to 1.29.0 fail after July 13, 2026, due to the End of Life (EOL) of legacy functionality. Update the Auth0 Terraform Provider to version 1.29.0 or later to prevent deployment failures. The failure occurs because older provider versions rely on the deprecated enabled_clients field in the Management API, which Auth0 completely removes on the EOL date.
Applies To
- Auth0
- Terraform Provider (versions prior to 1.29.0)
- Management API
Cause
Auth0 deprecated the legacy management of a connection's enabled clients, specifically the use of the enabled_clients field in the Management API, on January 13, 2026, and scheduled the EOL for July 13, 2026. Auth0 Terraform Provider versions prior to 1.29.0 rely on this legacy field and stop functioning when Auth0 removes the functionality from the API.
Solution
How are Terraform operations failures prevented after the deprecation of the enabled_clients field in the Auth0 Management API?
Prevent deployment failures and ensure the tooling uses the new dedicated connection endpoints by updating the provider version.
- Update the Auth0 Terraform Provider to version 1.29.0 or later.
