feat(spaces): adds spaces + consolidates with the template #62
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WalkthroughThis set of changes introduces several updates across configuration, documentation, and Terraform code. The README.md is extensively restructured with new branding, organizational information, and expanded contribution guidelines. A new input variable, Possibly related PRs
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aqua.yaml (1)
13-19: Consider enabling checksum verification.To improve security and integrity of downloaded binaries, you may want to configure
checksum.enabled = trueand provide expected checksums for key packages (e.g.,terraform,spacectl).
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`**/*.tf`: You're a Terraform expert who has thoroughly studied all the documentation from Hashicorp https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/docs and OpenTofu https://opentofu.or...
**/*.tf: You're a Terraform expert who has thoroughly studied all the documentation from Hashicorp https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/docs and OpenTofu https://opentofu.org/docs/.
You have a strong grasp of Terraform syntax and prioritize providing accurate and insightful code suggestions.
As a fan of the Cloud Posse / SweetOps ecosystem, you incorporate many of their best practices https://docs.cloudposse.com/best-practices/terraform/ while balancing them with general Terraform guidelines.
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.gitignore (1)
33-33: Good addition to the ignore list!Adding
backend.tf.jsonto the gitignore is a best practice for Terraform/OpenTofu projects, as these files often contain environment-specific configurations that shouldn't be committed to version control..trunk/configs/.markdownlint.yaml (1)
15-18: Good configuration adjustment for markdown lintingDisabling the line length rule (MD013) is appropriate for documentation that might contain long code examples, tables, or URLs that are impractical to break up. The clear comment explaining the rule's purpose improves maintainability.
.terraform-docs.yaml (1)
1-16: Well-structured terraform-docs configurationThis configuration follows best practices for the terraform-docs tool:
- Pinning to a specific version (0.20.0) prevents unexpected changes
- The markdown table format is readable and widely compatible
- Injection mode with HTML comment markers is the standard approach for integrating generated docs into README.md
The configuration will help maintain consistent and up-to-date documentation for the Terraform module.
.trunk/trunk.yaml (3)
5-5: Good update to the Trunk CLI versionKeeping the CLI version up-to-date ensures you have the latest features and bug fixes.
25-32: Appropriate linter version updatesUpdating linter versions is good maintenance practice to get the latest security patches, bug fixes, and improvements. This change updates multiple linters to their newer versions.
37-40: Improved CHANGELOG ignore configurationThis change makes the ignore rules more comprehensive by:
- Ignoring all linters for CHANGELOG.md files (not just specific ones)
- Using a glob pattern to catch CHANGELOG.md files in any directory
- Adding a clear comment explaining that release-please manages these files
This prevents linting tools from conflicting with the auto-generated content.
.github/renovate.json5 (6)
3-4: Good adoption of Renovate best practicesExtending from "config:best-practices" and upgrading the aqua-renovate-config version follows recommended configurations for Renovate. This will ensure your dependency management follows current best practices.
6-8: Sensible scheduling updateRunning Renovate "after 9am on the first day of the month" is a good approach as it:
- Runs during working hours when team members can address any issues
- Reduces noise by batching updates monthly while still keeping dependencies current
9-13: Good automation improvementsUsing
assigneesFromCodeOwners: trueensures PRs are assigned to the right people, and changing toaddLabelsfollows newer Renovate syntax while ensuring existing labels are preserved.
14-16: Explicit Terraform managementExplicitly enabling the Terraform manager is a good practice to ensure Terraform dependencies are properly managed.
19-19: Helpful comment additionAdding the comment explaining the purpose of ignoring context.tf improves code maintainability by documenting the reasoning.
22-36: More conservative automerge configurationRestricting automerge to only apply to optionalDependencies and excluding major version updates is a safer approach than broader automerge rules. This reduces the risk of breaking changes being automatically merged.
.github/workflows/release-please.yaml (1)
11-11: Appropriate permission addition for issue creation.Granting
issues: writealigns with workflows that create or manage issues via release-please..github/CODEOWNERS (1)
7-7: Update default code owners for open source.Switching to
@masterpointio/masterpoint-open-sourcecorrectly aligns with the repository’s open-source onboarding. Ensure this team has appropriate review rights.aqua.yaml (1)
11-11: Upgrade standard registry version.Bumping
aqua-registryto v4.353.0 is consistent with other tooling updates in this PR. Version constraint seems safe.tests/main.tftest.hcl (3)
591-595: Approve dynamic depends-on label.
Switching todepends-on:spacelift-automation-${terraform.workspace}makes the test resilient across workspaces by avoiding hardcoded defaults. Nice improvement!
662-667: Approve default space resolution test.
Verifying thatlocal.resolved_space_ids[...] == "root"aligns with the new default-space behavior. Test accurately captures the intended resolution.
684-692: Approve new space creation test.
Thetest_spaces_are_created_correctlyassertion forspacelift_space.default.id == "root"properly covers the new Terraform resource. Well added!.coderabbit.yaml (4)
10-10: Approve conciseness instruction.
Adding “Be concise and only comment on significant issues.” refines the review tone as intended.
31-33: Approve disabling incremental review.
Explicitly settingauto_incremental_review: falseand clarifying ignore-title-keywords behavior aligns with the updated review workflow.
41-43: Approve enhanced Terraform path instructions.
The added context underpath_instructionsguides the reviewer to leverage Terraform expertise and ecosystem best practices—well scoped.
44-48: Approve output verbosity flags.
Disablingchanged_files_summary,poem,review_status, andsequence_diagramscorrectly streamlines feedback per the PR objectives..github/workflows/test.yaml (5)
23-23: Approve job name emoji addition.
Prefixing the test job name with an emoji is a harmless, user-friendly touch that doesn’t affect functionality.
29-29: Approve checkout action pinning.
Lockingactions/checkoutto a specific commit hash improves reproducibility and security.
32-33: Approve cache action pinning.
Updatingactions/cachetov4.2.3via commit hash ensures a known, stable version.
41-42: Approve Aqua installer action bump.
Upgradingaquaproj/aqua-installerto v3.2.1 via commit pin is a best practice for CI consistency.
43-44: Approve Aqua version bump.
Bumpingaqua_versiontov2.48.1aligns with updated tooling inaqua.yaml—great coordination.README.md (6)
1-7: Great branding and engagement.
Introducing a banner image, clear title, and styled release badge elevates the README’s first impression and aligns with project branding.
13-13: Trivial formatting change.
The “### Overview” heading helps structure the doc but is purely cosmetic. No action required.
247-248: Update provider version constraints.
Relaxing thejsonschemaandspaceliftprovider constraints to>=versions enhances compatibility while ensuring minimum requirements.
263-263: Document new resource.
Adding[spacelift_space.default]to the resources list accurately reflects the new Terraform functionality for spaces.
316-316: Document new input variable.
Introducing thespacesmap input in the inputs table matches the module’s capability to define multiple Spacelift Spaces.
331-341: Acknowledge contributor section.
The new “Built By” and contribution guidelines foster community engagement and clarify how others can help.
| # Test that spaces are created with all required attributes | ||
| run "test_spaces_are_created_with_required_attributes" { |
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Crap, everything failed. Working on fixes. |
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