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what

  • Updates this module with the latest configs from our template.

why

  • Organizational consolidation.

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  • Chores
    • Switched project license from MIT to Apache 2.0.
    • Updated and expanded .gitignore for broader tool/editor and temporary file coverage.
    • Updated code owners to the open-source team.
    • Revised and clarified configuration files for linting, YAML, markdown, and review automation.
    • Upgraded tool and dependency versions in Aqua and Trunk configurations.
    • Added and removed several CI workflows, including new Terraform testing and dependency management.
    • Removed pre-commit and Prettier ignore configs; updated editor settings.
  • Documentation
    • Major README improvements: new sections, better formatting, and enhanced module documentation.
  • New Features
    • Introduced Renovate and terraform-docs configuration files for automated dependency and documentation management.

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This pull request introduces a broad set of configuration, documentation, and workflow changes across the repository. The license is changed from MIT to Apache 2.0, with updated copyright and terms. The README.md is extensively rewritten for improved structure, clarity, and maintainership information, including new sections and restructured Terraform documentation tables. Several configuration files are added or updated: .terraform-docs.yaml for documentation generation, .github/renovate.json5 for dependency management, and .trunk/trunk.yaml for Trunk CLI and linter settings. The .editorconfig, .gitignore, and .github/CODEOWNERS files are revised for broader compatibility and new ownership assignments. GitHub Actions workflows are updated, with new test and upgrade workflows, revised permissions, and removal of the conventional title check. The .pre-commit-config.yaml and .trunk/configs/.prettierignore files are deleted, and linter configurations are adjusted. The aqua.yaml is updated for newer tool versions and tagging. No changes are made to code logic or exported entities.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
.trunk/configs/.markdownlint.yaml (1)

16-19: Approve relaxing MD013 and customizing line length
Relaxing strict line-length enforcement to 350 chars aligns with the need for long Terraform docs exports. Consider adding a brief inline comment explaining why 350 was chosen to aid future maintainers.

.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md (1)

14-15: Nit: Correct “Stackoverflow” branding
The template references “Stackoverflow,” but the official name is “Stack Overflow.” Updating this helps maintain consistency with proper trademarks.

.github/workflows/test.yaml (3)

9-15: Review permissions scope
The id-token: write permission isn’t required by Aqua or Terraform commands—consider removing it to tighten security.


21-22: Consider renaming the matrix key for clarity
Using tf as the matrix key works, but naming it tool or framework might be more self-explanatory when you add more entries.


24-27: Pinning actions by commit SHA
Locking actions/checkout and actions/cache to specific commits ensures reproducibility. For readability, you might consider using the official @v4 and @v4 tags instead.

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README.md (1)
Learnt from: gberenice
PR: masterpointio/terraform-aws-tailscale#41
File: main.tf:0-0
Timestamp: 2024-11-21T13:30:01.588Z
Learning: In this Terraform module (`main.tf`), read permissions (`ssm:GetParameter`) for SSM parameters are managed by the SSM Agent module (`masterpointio/ssm-agent/aws`), so adding `ssm:GetParameter` permissions in the custom `ssm_policy` module is unnecessary.
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.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md (1)

3-4: Inconsistent summary vs. template content
The AI summary mentions switching bullets to use leading “+” signs, but the actual template still uses “-”. Please verify that the intended marker changes were applied correctly.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

aqua.yaml (2)

10-11: Approve updating registries to list format
Converting to a list with a single standard registry is correct and aligns with the latest Aqua CLI syntax.


13-17: Approve version bumps for Aqua packages
Upgrading terraform-docs, terraform, and opentofu to the specified versions and tagging them appropriately (terraform, tofu) matches the updated CI workflow matrix.

LICENSE (1)

1-203: Approve Apache License 2.0 adoption
Switching from MIT to Apache 2.0 provides explicit patent grants and is consistent with organizational policy. Ensure that any source files with embedded license headers are updated to reflect this change.

.gitignore (8)

1-3: Approve override file ignore patterns
Ignoring *override.tf and *override.tf.json prevents local Terraform override files from being committed.


9-10: Approve ignoring local .terraform directories
Excluding all .terraform directories at any depth avoids committing provider binaries and state cache.


14-15: Approve .terraform.lock.hcl exceptions
Ignoring the root lock file while allowing example lock files ensures reproducible examples without polluting the repository root.


17-23: Approve IDE/Editor settings ignores
Covering IntelliJ (.idea, .iml), VSCode, and common backup/draft files keeps personal editor artifacts out of version control.


24-26: Approve Build Harness ignore patterns
Ignoring .build-harness directories aligns with the use of Cloud Posse’s Build Harness tooling.


32-34: Approve Terraform/OpenTofu tool output ignores
Excluding *.tfvars.json and backend.tf.json prevents accidental commits of generated variable and backend files.


36-38: Approve Taskit-related ignores
Ignoring .taskit/, .task/, and taskit secret files keeps automation artifacts from contaminating the repo.


41-46: Approve generic backup and temp file ignores
Patterns like *.backup, *.tmp, swap files, and .DS_Store are essential to avoid cluttering the repo with transient files.

.github/CODEOWNERS (1)

7-7: Update default owners to open-source team
Reassigning * to @masterpointio/masterpoint-open-source correctly reflects the new ownership model.

.github/workflows/release-please.yaml (2)

9-12: Grant issues: write to release workflow
Adding issues: write ensures the release-please action can create and update GitHub issues for releases.


17-17: Normalize action version comment
Removing the extra space before #v4.1.3 standardizes formatting across workflows.

.terraform-docs.yaml (1)

1-17: Introduce terraform-docs config
This file centralizes docs generation (v0.20.0) and injects output into README.md—it aligns with the updated tooling and organizational template.

.github/workflows/lint.yaml (1)

15-19: Simplify lint job and pin action SHAs
Switching to explicit commit SHAs for checkout and trunk-action improves reproducibility, and removing unused concurrency settings streamlines the workflow.

.coderabbit.yaml (3)

7-11: Refine tone instructions
Adding “Be concise and only comment on significant issues” sharpens the feedback focus as intended.


30-33: Disable incremental reviews & clarify keywords
auto_incremental_review: false and the note on case-insensitive ignore_title_keywords reflect the desired review behavior.


44-49: Reduce output verbosity
Disabling changed_files_summary, poem, review_status, and sequence_diagrams aligns with the template’s lean review format.

.github/workflows/test.yaml (2)

1-2: Workflow naming is clear and descriptive
The workflow name TF Test succinctly conveys its purpose.


28-46: The cache, install, and run steps follow best practices and correctly handle both tofu and terraform invocations.

.trunk/trunk.yaml (5)

5-6: CLI version bump approved
Updating Trunk CLI from 1.22.11 to 1.22.12 aligns with the template sync.


20-22: Disabling incompatible linter
Disabling terrascan with the linked issue comment is clear and justified.


23-32: Enabled linters updated
The new versions for renovate, tofu, checkov, trufflehog, and the addition of trivy & actionlint match the organizational standards.


34-41: Ignore patterns look good
Excluding backend.tf.json from tofu and CHANGELOG.md from all linters is a sensible choice.


43-44: terraform-docs action enabled
Including terraform-docs in the trunk actions will keep your docs in sync automatically.

.github/workflows/trunk-upgrade.yaml (5)

1-2: Workflow rename approval
Renaming to Trunk Upgrade and simplifying the display name keeps the workflow concise.


12-13: Job identifier is consistent
Changing the job ID to trunk-upgrade matches the workflow’s name.


20-21: Pin checkout action
Locking actions/checkout to a commit SHA is fine for stability; consider documenting the rationale in comments.


22-28: GitHub App token generation step
Adding tibdex/github-app-token to generate a scoped token is a best practice for automation.


29-33: Upgrade step uses generated token
Switching to the GitHub App token for the upgrade action ensures least-privilege.

.github/renovate.json5 (5)

1-5: Renovate extends configuration
Extending config:best-practices and the Aqua Renovate config sets a solid foundation.


6-13: Schedule and assignments
Monthly scheduling and assigneesFromCodeOwners align with your organizational policy.


14-25: Terraform manager settings
Limiting to the Terraform manager, file matching .tf/.tofu, and ignoring context files is appropriate.


26-39: Automerge rule for optional deps
Automerge for non-major updates to optional dependencies reduces maintenance overhead.


40-49: Registry rules for modules/providers
Routing Tofu and Terraform dependencies to the correct registries covers all required cases.

README.md (2)

1-6: New banner and release badge look great
The refreshed visuals and styled badge improve the README’s impact.


7-8: Verify markdown anchor for Unicode
The link #who-we-are-𐦂𖨆𐀪𖠋 may not resolve correctly on all renderers. Please test it in GitHub to ensure it navigates properly.

Comment on lines +254 to +255
<!-- TODO: Replace `terraform-aws-ssm-agent` with your actual repository name. -->

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⚠️ Potential issue

Remove leftover TODO
The TODO: Replace terraform-aws-ssm-agent with your actual repository name. must be addressed before merging.

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In README.md around lines 254 to 255, there is a leftover TODO comment instructing to replace `terraform-aws-ssm-agent` with the actual repository name. Remove this TODO comment and replace `terraform-aws-ssm-agent` with the correct repository name to finalize the documentation before merging.

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@gberenice gberenice merged commit e61db1e into main Apr 30, 2025
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@gberenice gberenice deleted the chore/sync-with-templat branch April 30, 2025 15:40
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