I have resources defined in `.tf` files that are generic to several applications. I populate many of the fields via a `.tfvars` file. I need to omit some of the resources entirely based on variables in the `.tfvars`. 

For example if I have a resource like:

```
resource &quot;cloudflare_record&quot; &quot;record&quot; {
  zone_id = &quot;${data.cloudflare_zones.domain.zones[0].id}&quot;
  name    = &quot;${var.subdomain}&quot;
  value   = &quot;${var.origin_server}&quot;
  type    = &quot;CNAME&quot;
  ttl     = 1
  proxied = true
}
```

But then I declare something like `cloudflare = false` in my `.tfvars` file I&#39;d like to be able to do something like this:


```
if var.cloudflare {
  resource &quot;cloudflare_record&quot; &quot;record&quot; {
    zone_id = &quot;${data.cloudflare_zones.domain.zones[0].id}&quot;
    name    = &quot;${var.subdomain}&quot;
    value   = &quot;${var.origin_server}&quot;
    type    = &quot;CNAME&quot;
    ttl     = 1
    proxied = true
 }
}
```

I&#39;ve looked at dynamic blocks but that looks like you can only use those to edit fields and blocks within a resource. I need to be able to ignore an entire resource.


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