fix terraform clean bugs #870
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internal/exec/terraform.go (1)
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78-98: Overall changes effectively address all reported bugs.The modifications to stack processing and component validation logic successfully fix all three reported issues with the
atmos terraform cleancommand. The changes are minimal, focused, and maintain the existing behavior for other commands.Consider adding integration tests to cover these specific scenarios to prevent regression:
atmos terraform clean --everythingatmos terraform clean -s <stack>atmos terraform clean <component>
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internal/exec/terraform.go (1)
Learnt from: haitham911
PR: cloudposse/atmos#727
File: internal/exec/terraform_clean.go:407-416
Timestamp: 2024-11-24T19:13:10.287Z
Learning: In `internal/exec/terraform_clean.go`, when `getStackTerraformStateFolder` returns an error in the `handleCleanSubCommand` function, the error is logged, and the process continues without returning the error.
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internal/exec/terraform.go (2)
96-98: LGTM! Component enabled check now correctly handles clean command.
The condition info.SubCommand != "clean" ensures that disabled components can still be cleaned up, while maintaining the validation for other commands.
78-83: LGTM! Stack processing logic aligns with command requirements.
The changes correctly handle all three use cases:
clean --everything: No stack processing when component is emptyclean -s <stack>: Stack check only when stack is providedclean <component>: No stack requirement when only component is provided
Let's verify the command behavior:
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Stack processing logic changes are correctly implemented and verified!
The code changes align perfectly with the intended behavior:
- When no component is provided (
ComponentFromArg == ""), stack processing is skipped, which correctly handlesclean --everything - Stack validation (
shouldCheckStack) only occurs when a stack is explicitly provided, fixing theclean -s <stack>case - The implementation in
handleCleanSubCommandconfirms proper handling of component-only cleaning without requiring a stack
The changes are supported by:
- Clear error handling in
handleCleanSubCommand - Proper integration with the command help system
- Consistent behavior with the documented CLI usage at
atmos.tools/cli/commands/terraform/clean
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website/docs/cli/commands/terraform/usage.mdx (1)
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62-66: Ensure consistency with the clean command documentation.The description of the
--everythingflag's behavior should be consistent with the dedicated clean command documentation and clearly explain the confirmation prompt behavior.- Use the `--everything` flag is the default behavior to delete all the local Terraform state files and directories (including `terraform.tfstate.d`) for all components and stacks. - Use the `--force` flag to bypass the safety confirmation prompt and force the deletion (use with caution). - - :::warning - The `--everything` flag performs destructive operations that can lead to permanent state loss. Always ensure you have remote state configured in your components before proceeding. - ::: + The command now defaults to the behavior of the `--everything` flag, which means it will: + - Delete all local Terraform state files and directories (including `terraform.tfstate.d`) + - Apply to all components and stacks + - Show a confirmation prompt before proceeding + + Use the `--force` flag to bypass the safety confirmation prompt (use with extreme caution). + + :::danger Data Loss Risk + This command performs destructive operations that can lead to permanent state loss: + 1. Always ensure you have remote state configured in your components + 2. Verify your state backups are current + 3. Consider the impact on other team members + :::internal/exec/help.go (1)
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82-87: Fix typos and improve clarity in help text.The help text contains typos and could be clearer about the default behavior.
- "Use '--everything' flag —everything is the default behavior to delete the Terraform state files and and directories with confirm message.\n\n" + - "Use --force to forcefully delete Terraform state files and directories for the component.\n\n" + - "- If no component is specified, the command will apply to all components and stacks.\n" + - "- If no stack is specified, the command will apply to all stacks for the specified component.\n" + - "Use '--skip-lock-file' flag to skip deleting the '.terraform.lock.hcl' file.\n\n" + - "If no component or stack is specified, the clean operation will apply globally to all components.\n\n" + + "IMPORTANT: By default, this command will attempt to delete all Terraform state files and directories.\n" + + "A confirmation prompt will be shown before deletion.\n\n" + + "Flags:\n" + + " --force Bypass the confirmation prompt (use with extreme caution)\n" + + " --skip-lock-file Skip deleting the '.terraform.lock.hcl' file\n\n" + + "Scope:\n" + + " - No component specified: Applies to all components and stacks\n" + + " - No stack specified: Applies to all stacks for the specified component\n\n" +Issues fixed:
- Removed duplicate "and" in "state files and and directories"
- Fixed em dash usage
- Removed redundant information about global operation
- Improved formatting for better readability
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website/docs/cli/commands/terraform/terraform-clean.mdx (1)
Learnt from: osterman
PR: cloudposse/atmos#727
File: internal/exec/terraform.go:114-118
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T05:52:05.088Z
Learning: When `atmos terraform clean --everything` is used without specifying a component and without the `--force` flag, prompt the user for confirmation before deleting all components. Use the `--force` flag to skip the confirmation prompt.
website/docs/cli/commands/terraform/usage.mdx (1)
Learnt from: osterman
PR: cloudposse/atmos#727
File: internal/exec/terraform.go:114-118
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T05:52:05.088Z
Learning: When `atmos terraform clean --everything` is used without specifying a component and without the `--force` flag, prompt the user for confirmation before deleting all components. Use the `--force` flag to skip the confirmation prompt.
internal/exec/help.go (1)
Learnt from: osterman
PR: cloudposse/atmos#727
File: internal/exec/terraform.go:114-118
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T05:52:05.088Z
Learning: When `atmos terraform clean --everything` is used without specifying a component and without the `--force` flag, prompt the user for confirmation before deleting all components. Use the `--force` flag to skip the confirmation prompt.
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internal/exec/utils.go (1)
660-664: LGTM! This change makes --everything the default behavior for the clean command.
The modification correctly addresses the issue where atmos terraform clean --everything was not working as expected. Now the --everything flag is automatically appended for the clean command if not already present.
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| The `--everything` flag will delete all Terraform-related files including state files. The `--force` flag will bypass confirmation prompts. | |||
| The `--everything` flag is the default behavior and will delete all Terraform-related files including state files. The `--force` flag will bypass confirmation prompts. | |||
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| The `--everything` flag is the default behavior and will delete all Terraform-related files including state files. The `--force` flag will bypass confirmation prompts. | |
| The `--everything` flag is the default behavior and will delete all Terraform-related files including state files, with a confirmation prompt before proceeding. The `--force` flag will bypass confirmation prompts. |
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| - `atmos terraform clean` command deletes the `.terraform` folder, `.terraform.lock.hcl` lock file, and the previously generated `planfile` | |||
| and `varfile` for the specified component and stack. Use the `--skip-lock-file` flag to skip deleting the `.terraform.lock.hcl` file. | |||
| Use the `--everything` flag to delete all the local Terraform state files and directories (including `terraform.tfstate.d`) for all components and stacks. | |||
| Use the `--everything` flag is the default behavior to delete all the local Terraform state files and directories (including `terraform.tfstate.d`) for all components and stacks. | |||
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| Use the `--everything` flag is the default behavior to delete all the local Terraform state files and directories (including `terraform.tfstate.d`) for all components and stacks. | |
| The --everything flag is the default behavior. It deletes all local Terraform state files and directories (including terraform.tfstate.d) for all components and stacks. |
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| - `atmos terraform clean` command deletes the `.terraform` folder, `.terraform.lock.hcl` lock file, and the previously generated `planfile` | |||
| and `varfile` for the specified component and stack. Use the `--skip-lock-file` flag to skip deleting the `.terraform.lock.hcl` file. | |||
| Use the `--everything` flag to delete all the local Terraform state files and directories (including `terraform.tfstate.d`) for all components and stacks. | |||
| Use the `--everything` flag is the default behavior to delete all the local Terraform state files and directories (including `terraform.tfstate.d`) for all components and stacks. | |||
| Use the `--force` flag to bypass the safety confirmation prompt and force the deletion (use with caution). | |||
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| Use the `--force` flag to bypass the safety confirmation prompt and force the deletion (use with caution). | |
| The --force flag bypasses the safety confirmation prompt and forces the deletion. Use with caution. |
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Tip For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes. @osterman: Here's a draft of minimal integration tests for the “terraform clean” command. The example below shows how you might structure a new test file named “terraform_clean_integration_test.go” in a dedicated integration tests folder (for instance, create a “test/integration” directory if it doesn't exist). This code invokes the “atmos terraform clean” command with different flag combinations, checking for exit codes and capturing stdout/stderr as needed. Below is an illustrative snippet in Go: package integration_test import ( func TestTerraformCleanEverything(t *testing.T) { func TestTerraformCleanSpecificStack(t *testing.T) { func TestTerraformCleanComponentNoStack(t *testing.T) { func TestTerraformCleanComponentAndStack(t *testing.T) { You can adjust the checks (e.g., the success string “deleted”) to something more reliable or parse logs or state files directly. If needed, you can also run prior setup steps in each test—such as creating dummy Terraform resources—to validate the cleanup more comprehensively. Hope this helps you get started! 🔗 Analysis chain🏁 Scripts executedThe following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: Length of output: 3303 Script: Length of output: 2658 |
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atmos terraform cleancommand, clarifying the default behavior of the--everythingflag.atmos terraformcommands, including--skip-init,--deploy-run-init, and--from-plan.atmos terraform importcommand to set theAWS_REGIONenvironment variable based on component settings.Bug Fixes
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