Circular dependency between bucket and access key creation in Terraform

Hi, not sure if this is an understanding problem or a technical one.

I'm trying to provision a Linode object storage bucket and its access key at the same time using Terraform. It looks something like this:

# Bucket encryption key.
resource "linode_object_storage_key" "this" {
  label = var.name

  bucket_access {
    # Scope this key to the bucket.
    cluster     = local.cluster_id
    bucket_name = var.name
    permissions = "read_write"
  }
}

# Object storage bucket.
resource "linode_object_storage_bucket" "this" {
  label   = var.name
  cluster = local.cluster_id
  acl     = "private"

  # Use the access key to provision the bucket.
  access_key = linode_object_storage_key.this.access_key
  secret_key = linode_object_storage_key.this.secret_key
}

Notice that there is not actually a circular dependency in Terraform here: the key can be created using var.name for bucket_name.

When I apply this configuration however, I get the following error:

Error: Error creating a Linode Object Storage Key: [400] [bucket_access[0].bucket_name] Bucket not found

Looks like I can't create an access key if the bucket doesn't exist. And I can't create a bucket if the access key doesn't exist. I assume I can probably add an access key after creating the bucket, but I don't think that's feasible with Terraform.

Open to suggestions :)