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I have nginx_server_block config like below:

resource "nginx_server_block" "my-server" {
  filename = "test.conf"
  enable = true
  markers = {
    docker_ports = "docker_container.nginx.web1.ports.external,docker_container.nginx.web2.ports.external"
  }
  markers_split = {
    docker_ports = ","
  }
  content = <<EOF
# external docker port is: {# docker_port #}
EOF
}
~

but when I run it gave:

│ Error: open /etc/nginx/sites-available/test.conf: no such file or directory
│
│   with nginx_server_block.my-server,
│   on nginx.tf line 1, in resource "nginx_server_block" "my-server":
│    1: resource "nginx_server_block" "my-server" {
│

Shouldn't test.conf be created?

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