[0.2.1] - 2025-06-26

🛠 Enhancements

Integrated Bandit security scanning into CI pipelines and resolved initial issues.
Added Ruff support to the Taskfile for consistent code linting and fixed the CLI smoke test failure.
Introduced a smoke test for the CLI to catch regressions early.
Added a link to the Discord community server for real-time support and discussion.

🐛 Bug Fixes

Fixed handling of Terraform resources with a replace action so that the analyzer and reporter treat it uniquely.

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v0.2.0

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[0.2.0] - 2024-06-15

🎨 Enhanced Output Formats and CLI Arguments

This release introduces multiple output formats and improved CLI arguments for better usability and integration capabilities.

Major Changes

Multiple Output Formats:
- Added support for three output formats:
  - Console output (default): Colorized, human-readable format
  - Markdown output: Structured markdown for documentation and code reviews
  - JSON output: Machine-readable format for integration with other tools
- Each format maintains consistent data structure while optimizing for its use case
Improved CLI Arguments:
- New output format options:
  - --output: Choose between 'default', 'markdown', or 'json' formats
  - --detailed: Show detailed resource information
  - --hide-changes: Hide detailed attribute changes
- Deprecated arguments (with backward compatibility):
  - --changes → Use --hide-changes instead
  - --details → Use --detailed instead
  - --markdown → Use --output markdown instead
Code Quality Improvements:
- Refactored reporter implementation to follow DRY principles
- Centralized resource processing logic
- Improved test coverage for all output formats
- Enhanced error handling and validation

Migration Notes

The deprecated arguments will be removed in a future version
Update your scripts and CI/CD pipelines to use the new argument names
Consider using the JSON output format for better integration with other tools

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Changelog

[0.1.0] - 2024-06-05

🎉 Project Reborn: tfsumpy 0.1.0

This release marks a new beginning for tfsumpy. The project has been refocused and rebuilt to be a best-in-class Terraform plan summarizer, with a modern, extensible architecture.

Major Changes

Simplified Core:
- tfsumpy now focuses exclusively on summarizing Terraform plan files. All previous risk assessment and policy compliance features have been removed.
- The CLI and API are streamlined for clarity and ease of use.
Extensible by Design:
- tfsumpy now supports plug-and-play extensions via a simple plugin system. You can add your own analyzers and reporters by dropping Python files in a plugins/ directory (or specify --plugin-dir).
- This makes it easy to add custom compliance checks, cost estimation, notifications, or integrations with other tools—without modifying the core codebase.

Why This Change?

Focus:
- By concentrating on plan summarization, tfsumpy is easier to use, maintain, and extend.
Flexibility:
- Users and organizations can now build their own extensions for any workflow or integration.
Community:
- We encourage sharing and contributing plugins to grow the ecosystem.

Migration & Support Notes

Older releases are no longer supported.
- The previous risk and policy features are not maintained and will not receive updates.
- If you need those features, consider implementing them as plugins using the new extension system.
This is a fresh start.
- We recommend all users upgrade to 0.1.0+ and take advantage of the new architecture.

How to Extend

See the Extending tfsumpy documentation for examples and best practices.
Write your own analyzer or reporter, place it in the plugins/ directory, and tfsumpy will auto-load it.