Terraform enables you to safely and predictably create, change, and improve infrastructure. It is a source-available tool that codifies APIs into declarative configuration files that can be shared amongst team members, treated as code, edited, reviewed, and versioned.
This week focused on standardizing how Terraform commands produce terminal output by migrating several commands to use the centralized views package, including workspace operations and state locking. The work also added missing test coverage for initialization, validation, and formatting edge cases,…
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refactor: Reduce small `const` strings in `views` package: `Init` interface (#39341)
refactor: Reduce small `const` strings in `views` package: `ModuleInstallationLogger` interface (#39340)
refactor: Reduce small `const` strings in views package: `ProviderInstallationLogger ` interface (#39342)
refactor: Reduce small `const` strings in views package: `StateStoreProviderTrustLogger` interface (#39339)
refactor: Make `unlock` command use the `arguments` package for CLI flag and argument parsing
refactor: Update `workspace new` to produce logs describing when a workspace has been created but failed to populate its state (#39192)
fix: Re-enable passing -target and -compact-warnings flags to `login`. Use compact warnings bool to update the Meta.
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