Re-enable support for min_tls_version and allow_public_blob_access in US Government

[adamday2]

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Description

The referenced pull request disabled support for min_tls_version and allow_public_blob_access in US Gov environments due to lack of support. These features appear to now be available in the Azure portal in US Gov and the Azure CLI, and this change should now be reverted.

Trimmed result of az storage account show --ids <storage account> after configuring via portal:

  "allowBlobPublicAccess": false,
  "location": "usgovvirginia",
  "minimumTlsVersion": "TLS1_2",

New or Affected Resource(s)

• azurerm_storage_account

References

• azurerm_storage_account - filter allow_blob_public_access and min_tls_version from Azure US Government #8092

[ruandersMSFT]

Previously filtered in issue #8092

[ruandersMSFT]

PR #9540 has been compiled and tested for both Public and USGov Clouds. Storage account in US Gov Cloud successfully created and modified, including value modification to both min_tls_version and allow_public_blob_access.

[ruandersMSFT]

@tombuildsstuff Please close issue, fix pulled in #9540, fix released in AzureRM v2.40.0.

[jsgarciad]

This issued already was re-enable through this PR -> #9540

Use the azurerm provider version >2.40.0 and enjoy this great feature for government :D !

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