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Please ensure that the following checklist is completed before submitting the pull request:
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-[ ] Code has been tested locally and passes all tests. For more information about local testing, refer to [HowTo - Test locally](/docs/guides/howto-runintegrationtests.md).
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-[ ] Documentation has been updated with `make tfdocs-generate`. If not installed, run `make tfdocs-install` first.
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-[ ] Documentation has been updated with `make tfdocs-generate`.
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Use the local version of the terraform provider plugin to test the changes in an real life terraform root module using this provider.
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## Step-By-Step
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1. Navigate to the root directory of the terraform provider and build the provider using the command `go build`. Make sure to run this command after every update to the provider.
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1. Depending on the OS create the following file (see [CLI Configuration](https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/cli/config/config-file#locations))
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2. Depending on your operating system, create the appropriate configuration file for the CLI. On Linux/Apple, create `~/.terraformrc`. On Windows, create `%APPDATA\terraform.rc`. Inside the configuration file, add the following code:
3. Navigate to the root directory of the desired root module and run `terraform init -reconfigure`. You should see a warning message in the output indicating that the provider has been overwritten.
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2. Go the root directory of the root module you want to deploy and run `terraform init -reconfigure`. Your should see the follwing message in the output:
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