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Hashicorp Terraform

Overview​

The Hashicorp Terraform State Finder aspect is responsible for finding the Terraform state of a given resource. It is used to find the Terraform state of a given resource and write it to the status of the object.

The Aspect is available as a Container image at:

registry.syntasso.io/syntasso/ske-tfstate-finder:VERSION

Check the release notes below for information on each available version.

Release Notes​

v0.7.0 (2025-02-11)​

Bug fixes​

  • Support updating an existing /kratix/metadata/status.yaml file

v0.6.0 (2025-02-07)​

Features​

  • You can specify the exact commit SHA that should be used when fetching the TF state from TFE. This is useful when you want to fetch the TF state from a commit that is merged into the main branch outside of Kratix.
  • Always fetch the latest compatible TF state from TFE, previously the TF state was fetched from the TFE Run for the commit Kratix created.

v0.5.2 (2024-10-16)​

Compatibility: SKE >= v0.6.0

Bug Fixes​

  • Decompress Workload objects before processing them

v0.4.0 (2024-08-07)​

Features​

  • improve logging

Bug Fixes​

  • no longer panic on errors

v0.3.0 (2024-08-06)​

Features​

  • always write outputs to /kratix/metadata
  • check the run status when fetching outputs from tfe
  • ske-tfstate-finder image gets all TF Destinations/WorkPlacements
  • write object-relevant outputs to status automagically
  • write tf outputs to object status
  • support finding works of promises

Bug Fixes​

  • check tf credentials secret key not empty
  • each pipeline now runs with separate service account
  • handle existing status entries
  • handle no tf destinations found (inc. retries)
  • handle no tf outputs
  • handle the workplacement not having a VersionID
  • improve naming of output files in pipeline
  • only get promise work when it has resource requests
  • OUTPUT_TO_STATUS -> SKIP_STATUS for a better default
  • write outputs as yaml, not json

v0.2.0 (2024-07-06)​

Features​

  • check the run status when fetching outputs from tfe