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@@ -513,12 +513,24 @@ resource "google_firestore_database" "default" {
 ### `deletion_policy` now defaults to `DELETE`
 
 Previously, `google_firebase_web_app` deletions default to `ABANDON`, which means to only stop tracking the WebApp in Terraform. The actual app is not deleted from the Firebase project. If you are relying on this behavior, set `deletion_policy` to `ABANDON` explicitly in the new version.
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 ## Resource: `google_compute_autoscaler` (beta)
 
 ### `metric.filter` now defaults to `resource.type = gce_instance`
 
 Previously, `metric.filter` doesn't have the defult value and causes a UI error.
 
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+## Resource: `google_monitoring_dashboard`
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+### `dashboard_json` suppresses removal diffs more aggressively
+
+To prevent permanent diffs from default values, Terraform will now attempt to suppress diffs where the value is returned in the JSON
+string but doesn't exist in the configuration. Consequently, legitmate remove-only diffs will also be suppressed.
+For Terraform to detect the diff, JSON key removals must also be accompanied by a non-removal change (trivial or not).
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 ## Resource: `google_monitoring_metric_descriptor`
 
 ### Changing `labels` now triggers replacement