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I need to find exactly how the devtools repo references account-level R2 permissions. The `.r2` attribute only has 2 elements (bucket-item read/write). The account-level "Workers R2 Storage Read/Write" must be under a different attribute.

Fetch:
1. WebFetch https://raw.githubusercontent.com/immich-app/devtools/main/tf/deployment/modules/shared/cloudflare/api-keys/api-keys.tf

Look very carefully at the R2 token definitions - specifically which attribute path is used for account-level permissions vs bucket-item permissions. Is it `.r2` for both, or `.account` or `.permissions` or something else for the account-level ones?

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text: I'll fetch that file and examine the R2 token definitions carefully.

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WebFetch

prompt: Show me all R2 token definitions and which attributes are used for bucket-item permissions vs account-level permissions. Look for all instances of .r2, .permissions, .account, or similar nested attributes.

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# R2 Token Definitions Analysis

## All R2 Token Resources

**1. mich_cloudflare_r2_token**
- Account-level: `Workers R2 Storage Read/Write`
- Bucket-item level: `Workers R2 Storage Bucket Item Read/Write`
- Condition: IP restriction via `local.mich_cidrs`

**2. tiles_r2_kv_token**
- Account-level: `Workers R2 Storage Read/Write` + KV permissions
- Bucket-item level: `Workers R2 Storage Bucket Item Read/Write`

**3. static_bucket_api_token**
- Bucket-item level only: `Workers R2 Storage Bucket Item Read/Write`
- Scoped to: `com.cloudflare.edge.r2.bucket.${var.cloudflare_account_id}_default_static`

## Permission Hierarchy

**Account-level permissions** use `data.cloudflare_api_token_permission_groups.all.account[...]` and apply broadly to `"com.cloudflare.api.account.*"`.

**Bucket-item permissions** use `data.cloudflare_api_token_permission_groups.all.r2[...]` and apply granularly to specific buckets via `"com.cloudflare.edge.r2.bucket.*"` resources.

The `static_bucket_api_token` demonstrates the most restrictive approach by omitting account-level R2 permissions entirely.


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Perfect! I found the answer. Here's the key distinction:

**Account-level R2 permissions** use the `.account` attribute:
- `data.cloudflare_api_token_permission_groups.all.account[...]`
- These apply to `"com.cloudflare.api.account.*"` resources

**Bucket-item permissions** use the `.r2` attribute:
- `data.cloudflare_api_token_permission_groups.all.r2[...]`
- These apply to specific buckets via `"com.cloudflare.edge.r2.bucket.*"` resources

So the answer is: **`.account`** is used for account-level permissions, not `.r2`. The `.r2` attribute only has the 2 bucket-item elements (read/write), while account-level "Workers R2 Storage Read/Write" permissions are accessed via the `.account` attribute path.