Hotfix | Do not set backend key on tf init --skip-validation#319
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WalkthroughThis PR refines the Terraform module with updated docstrings and adjusted backend key handling. The ChangesTerraform Module Clarifications
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This pull request updates the docstrings for the tofu and terraform commands to reflect that they run in the context of the current project, and modifies invoke_for_all_commands to skip setting the backend key if validation is skipped. Feedback on the changes highlights that both updated docstrings still contain inconsistent references to "counterparts in the container" in the following lines, which should be cleaned up.
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| def tofu(state): | ||
| """Run OpenTofu commands in a custom containerized environment that provides extra functionality when interacting | ||
| with your cloud provider such as handling multi factor authentication for you. | ||
| """Run OpenTofu commands in the context of the current project. |
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The docstring has been updated to reflect that OpenTofu commands are run in the context of the current project rather than a containerized environment. However, the subsequent line still mentions passing arguments to "counterparts in the container". Please update this to remove the reference to the container to keep the documentation consistent and accurate.
| def terraform(state): | ||
| """Run Terraform commands in a custom containerized environment that provides extra functionality when interacting | ||
| with your cloud provider such as handling multi factor authentication for you. | ||
| """Run Terraform commands in the context of the current project. |
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The docstring has been updated to reflect that Terraform commands are run in the context of the current project rather than a containerized environment. However, the subsequent line still mentions passing arguments to "counterparts in the container". Please update this to remove the reference to the container to keep the documentation consistent and accurate.
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25-29:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winStale "in the container" wording left in docstrings.
The first line now says "in the context of the current project", but lines 27 and 38 still describe passing args to counterparts "in the container", which contradicts the clarification this PR intends.
✏️ Proposed wording fix
- """Run OpenTofu commands in the context of the current project. - All tofu subcommands that receive extra args will pass the given strings as is to their corresponding OpenTofu - counterparts in the container. For example as in `leverage tofu apply -auto-approve` or - `leverage tofu init -reconfigure` + """Run OpenTofu commands in the context of the current project. + All tofu subcommands that receive extra args will pass the given strings as is to their corresponding OpenTofu + counterparts. For example as in `leverage tofu apply -auto-approve` or + `leverage tofu init -reconfigure`Apply the same removal of "in the container" to the
terraformdocstring at line 38.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@leverage/modules/tf.py` around lines 25 - 29, The docstrings still contain the stale phrase "in the container" — remove that phrase from the module/tofu docstring (the one describing passing extra args to tofu subcommands) and from the terraform docstring so both consistently say they pass args to their OpenTofu / Terraform counterparts in the context of the current project; update the texts referenced by the tofu and terraform docstrings accordingly to remove "in the container" while preserving the examples and meaning.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Outside diff comments:
In `@leverage/modules/tf.py`:
- Around line 25-29: The docstrings still contain the stale phrase "in the
container" — remove that phrase from the module/tofu docstring (the one
describing passing extra args to tofu subcommands) and from the terraform
docstring so both consistently say they pass args to their OpenTofu / Terraform
counterparts in the context of the current project; update the texts referenced
by the tofu and terraform docstrings accordingly to remove "in the container"
while preserving the examples and meaning.
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Documentation
tofuandterraformcommands run within the current project context.Bug Fixes
config.tfis now only written when validation is enabled, preventing unnecessary writes during validation-skipped operations.