Clean Terraform workspace before executing terraform init in the atmos.Component template function
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internal/exec/terraform_utils.go (2)
28-31: Consider enhancing error handling and validation.While the implementation is functional, there are a few improvements that could make it more robust:
- Error handling: Consider logging errors instead of silently ignoring them
- Path validation: Add checks for the component path existence
- Debug message: Include the purpose of the deletion in the log message
Here's a suggested improvement:
func cleanTerraformWorkspace(cliConfig schema.CliConfiguration, componentPath string) { + if _, err := os.Stat(componentPath); err != nil { + u.LogDebug(cliConfig, fmt.Sprintf("Component path does not exist: '%s'", componentPath)) + return + } filePath := filepath.Join(componentPath, ".terraform", "environment") - u.LogDebug(cliConfig, fmt.Sprintf("\nDeleting Terraform environment file:\n'%s'", filePath)) + u.LogDebug(cliConfig, fmt.Sprintf("\nDeleting Terraform workspace environment file to ensure clean workspace selection:\n'%s'", filePath)) - _ = os.Remove(filePath) + if err := os.Remove(filePath); err != nil && !os.IsNotExist(err) { + u.LogDebug(cliConfig, fmt.Sprintf("Failed to delete environment file: %v", err)) + } }
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23-31: Well-implemented solution that aligns with PR objectives!The implementation effectively addresses the workspace selection issue by cleaning up the environment file before terraform init. The added documentation comment clearly explains the purpose and behavior.
Consider documenting this behavior in the user guide, as it changes how workspace selection works, which could be important for users managing multiple backends.
examples/quick-start-advanced/Dockerfile (1)
9-9: Consider adding version constraint documentationConsider adding a comment explaining the minimum version required for the workspace cleaning feature. This helps future maintainers understand version constraints.
+# Minimum version required for Terraform workspace cleaning feature ARG ATMOS_VERSION=1.105.0internal/exec/template_funcs_component.go (1)
157-157: Add a detailed comment explaining the workspace cleanup strategyThe current comment could be more informative about why this cleanup is necessary and its implications.
Consider expanding the comment:
-// Before executing `terraform init`, delete the `.terraform/environment` file from the component directory +// Clean up the workspace state before terraform init to prevent workspace selection prompts +// when using multiple backends. This ensures a clean state for workspace initialization +// and prevents conflicts between different tenant/account configurations.internal/exec/terraform.go (1)
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1-500: Consider breaking down the largeExecuteTerraformfunction.The
ExecuteTerraformfunction is quite lengthy (500+ lines) and handles multiple responsibilities. This makes it harder to maintain and test.Consider breaking it down into smaller, focused functions:
prepareWorkspace: Handle workspace setup, variable files, and backend configurationexecuteTerraformInit: Handle the init logicexecuteTerraformWorkspace: Handle workspace selectionexecuteTerraformCommand: Handle the main command executioncleanupArtifacts: Handle post-execution cleanupThis would improve:
- Code readability
- Testability (each function can be tested independently)
- Maintainability (changes would be localized to specific functions)
- Reusability (functions could be used independently)
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internal/exec/terraform_utils.go (1)
4-11: LGTM! Good choice using filepath for cross-platform compatibility.
The switch from path to filepath is a solid improvement for cross-platform support. The added imports align perfectly with the new functionality.
internal/exec/template_funcs_component.go (1)
Line range hint 157-186: Verify workspace handling across different scenarios
The interaction between the new cleanup step and the subsequent workspace operations needs verification, especially for edge cases.
Let's inspect the codebase for potential issues:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response since I have enough information about the workspace handling implementation:
Workspace cleanup and selection flow is properly implemented
The cleanTerraformWorkspace function is specifically designed to handle workspace state by removing the .terraform/environment file before workspace operations. This prevents workspace selection prompts when switching between different backends.
The subsequent workspace operations follow a clear pattern:
- First attempts to create new workspace
- Falls back to selecting existing workspace if creation fails
- Proper error handling and logging at each step
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go.mod (2)
25-25: Verify terraform-config-inspect version compatibility.
The update to a newer development version of terraform-config-inspect aligns with the PR's objective of enhancing Terraform workspace management. However, using a development version (commit hash) requires verification.
✅ Verification successful
Terraform-config-inspect update is safe to proceed
The version update from 6714b46f5fe4 to 3adb156ecfe2 only includes a single commit that pins action references, with no breaking changes or significant modifications to the codebase. This change is purely for CI/CD security improvements and does not affect the library's functionality.
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12-12: Review bubbletea version upgrade impact.
The upgrade from v1.1.2 to v1.2.1 of bubbletea could introduce breaking changes in the terminal UI components.
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Bubbletea upgrade is safe to proceed
The upgrade from v1.1.2 to v1.2.1 is a minor version bump that follows semantic versioning. The codebase's usage of bubbletea is focused on standard features:
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internal/exec/terraform.go (1)
288-288: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consolidate duplicate workspace cleanup calls.
The workspace cleanup is performed twice:
- Before executing
terraform initwhenrunTerraformInitis true (line 288) - In the
initcase of the switch statement (line 372)
Since the second cleanup would never be reached when runTerraformInit is true, we should consolidate these calls to avoid confusion and potential maintenance issues.
Consider consolidating the cleanup logic into a single location before the terraform init execution:
if runTerraformInit {
+ // Clean the workspace before executing `terraform init`
+ cleanTerraformWorkspace(cliConfig, componentPath)
+
initCommandWithArguments := []string{"init"}
if info.SubCommand == "workspace" || cliConfig.Components.Terraform.InitRunReconfigure {
initCommandWithArguments = []string{"init", "-reconfigure"}
}
- // Before executing `terraform init`, delete the `.terraform/environment` file from the component directory
- cleanTerraformWorkspace(cliConfig, componentPath)
-
err = ExecuteShellCommand(
// ...
)
if err != nil {
return err
}
}
// ... switch statement ...
case "init":
- // Before executing `terraform init`, delete the `.terraform/environment` file from the component directory
- cleanTerraformWorkspace(cliConfig, componentPath)
-
if cliConfig.Components.Terraform.InitRunReconfigure {
allArgsAndFlags = append(allArgsAndFlags, []string{"-reconfigure"}...)
}Also applies to: 372-372
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Learnt from: aknysh
PR: cloudposse/atmos#759
File: internal/exec/terraform.go:366-368
Timestamp: 2024-11-10T04:31:24.849Z
Learning: In `internal/exec/terraform.go`, the workspace cleaning code under both the general execution path and within the `case "init":` block is intentionally duplicated because the code execution paths are different. The `.terraform/environment` file should be deleted before executing `terraform init` in both scenarios to ensure a clean state.
website/docs/integrations/atlantis.mdx (1)
676-676: LGTM on version update, let's verify consistency.
The update of ATMOS_VERSION to 1.105.0 looks good.
Let's verify version consistency across the documentation:
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Version update is consistent across documentation
The version update to 1.105.0 is the only explicit version reference in the documentation. Other occurrences of ATMOS_VERSION are template variables used in installation instructions, which dynamically reference whatever version is being installed. This maintains good documentation practices by having a single source of truth for the version number.
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what
terraform initin theatmos.Componenttemplate functionwhy
When using multiple backends for the same component (e.g. separate backends per tenant or account), and if an Atmos command was executed that selected a Terraform workspace, Terraform will prompt the user to select one of the following workspaces:
The prompt forces the user to always make a selection (which is error-prone), and also makes it complicated when running on CI/CD.
This PR adds the logic that deletes the
.terraform/environmentfile from the component directory before executingterraform initwhen executing theatmos.Componenttemplate function. It allows executing theatmos.Componentfunction for a component in different Terraform workspaces without Terraform asking to select a workspace. The.terraform/environmentfile contains the name of the currently selected workspace, helping Terraform identify the active workspace context for managing your infrastructure.Summary by CodeRabbit
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