[BUG] Unable to create a new project with starter examples

[bcsizmadia]

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My Environment

Software	Version
Operating System	macOS 15.2
Terraform	1.10.3
Terraspace	2.2.17
Ruby	ruby 3.4.1 (2024-12-25 revision 48d4efcb85) +PRISM [arm64-darwin24]

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Expected Behaviour

I expect to create a new terraspace project wit the starter examples.

Current Behavior

In an empty directory unable to create a new starter project.

Step-by-step reproduction instructions

1. mkdir test_project
2. cd test_project
3. terraspace new project infra --plugin aws --examples

and it throws an error:

ERROR: It doesn't look like this is a terraspace project. Are you sure you are in a terraspace project?

Code Sample

It happens in

terraspace/lib/terraspace/command.rb

Lines 116 to 125 in 1f6deac

	def check_project!(command_name)
	return if subcommand?
	return if command_name.nil?
	return if help_flags.include?(Terraspace.argv.last) # IE: -h help
	return if %w[-h -v --version check_setup completion completion_script help new setup test version].include?(command_name)
	return if File.exist?("#{Terraspace.root}/config/app.rb")
	return unless Terraspace.check_project
	logger.error "ERROR: It doesn't look like this is a terraspace project. Are you sure you are in a terraspace project?".color(:red)
	ENV['TS_TEST'] ? raise : exit(1)
	end

the command_name is only project and not new as expected.

However in

terraspace/lib/terraspace/command.rb

Line 52 in 1f6deac

check_project!(args.first)

if I do

puts args.first.inspect
check_project!(args.first)

I'll have 2 string "new" and "project" and in def check_project!(command_name) the command_name will be project and not new.

Solution Suggestion

As a low level solution add project to

terraspace/lib/terraspace/command.rb

Line 120 in 1f6deac

return if %w[-h -v --version check_setup completion completion_script help new setup test version].include?(command_name)

PS

I know my Terraform version is too recent, but at this point this shouldn't be a problem.