Terraforming an existing Snowflake account

[alexrosenfeld10]

What is the standard approach for terraforming an existing Snowflake account?

I have one in one region that I need to apply to another region and maintain parity between the two, so my approach right now is to terraform the whole thing and then apply it to both regions. However, I'm running into two general problems:

1. The existing region has some flaws (incorrect ownership (accountadmin) for some objects) that I want to remedy in the second region... meaning, they won't be exactly the same.
2. The existing region already exists, so I'm not sure how to plug it in to terraform. When I try to apply obviously for things like users and roles, the application fails because this provider doesn't have a create or replace option when it comes to users and roles and such.
3. Some users and roles are created dynamically through other means (middle tier application logic). Will this cause drift / problems with the terraform provider here?

Right now my thoughts for solutions are:

1. Add my own conditional logic for the places where the two instances might differ and simply handle it that way inside the module I'm writing
2. Run terraform import snowflake_role.example roleName as recommended for everything that might already exist. The problem here is that's a LOT of stuff, and I'm wondering if there's a more elegant solution. Edit: Some of this is discussed on here: https://medium.com/opendoor-labs/terraforming-snowflake-the-easy-way-a87c2750531b
3. Yes, it will, better to not have those in terraform at all