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@gberenice gberenice commented Apr 27, 2025

what

  • Minor findings.

why

  • Mainly versions bumping to serve as the source of truth for other OS modules.

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  • Chores

    • Updated tool and dependency versions in configuration files for improved stability and compatibility.
    • Enhanced automation by enabling automatic merging of minor and patch updates for optional dependencies.
    • Improved .gitignore rules to better manage lock files in examples.
    • Updated workflow actions to use the latest versions.
    • Adjusted markdownlint and terraform-docs settings for better documentation and formatting consistency.
  • Documentation

    • Reformatted README tables for improved readability and consistency. No content changes.

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This set of changes updates several configuration and documentation files across the repository. The .github/renovate.json5 file now includes an automerge rule for optional dependencies, allowing minor, patch, pin, and digest updates to be merged automatically. The .github/workflows/trunk-upgrade.yaml workflow updates the versions of actions/checkout and trunk-io/trunk-action/upgrade. The .gitignore file is modified to ignore the root .terraform.lock.hcl file while allowing such files within the examples directory. The .terraform-docs.yaml configuration now explicitly disables recursive processing. Markdown linting rules are updated in .trunk/configs/.markdownlint.yaml to relax line length enforcement. The Trunk configuration file and several linter/plugin versions are updated in .trunk/trunk.yaml. The README.md is reformatted for improved table consistency and readability. Lastly, aqua.yaml updates several tool versions and adds tags to specific packages.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat: actualize README template #15: Both PRs modify the README.md file to improve its formatting and content, focusing on documentation enhancements.
  • feat(renovate): enables renovate terraform manager #18: Both PRs modify the .github/renovate.json5 configuration file to enhance Renovate's dependency management, with the main PR adding automerge rules for optional dependencies and the retrieved PR enabling the Terraform manager and setting update schedules and labels.
  • chore: adds renovate config terraform-spacelift-automation#19: Both PRs modify the .github/renovate.json5 configuration file to manage Renovate settings, with the main PR extending automerge rules for optional dependencies and the retrieved PR introducing the initial Renovate configuration for Terraform and Aqua packages.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
.gitignore (1)

12-14: Consider anchoring the ignore rule to root.
Currently, .terraform.lock.hcl (without a slash) will ignore lock files in all directories. To only ignore the top-level lock file, prefix the pattern with a slash:

-.terraform.lock.hcl
+/.terraform.lock.hcl
 !examples/**/.terraform.lock.hcl
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📒 Files selected for processing (8)
  • .github/renovate.json5 (1 hunks)
  • .github/workflows/trunk-upgrade.yaml (2 hunks)
  • .gitignore (2 hunks)
  • .terraform-docs.yaml (1 hunks)
  • .trunk/configs/.markdownlint.yaml (1 hunks)
  • .trunk/trunk.yaml (2 hunks)
  • README.md (1 hunks)
  • aqua.yaml (1 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (23)
.trunk/configs/.markdownlint.yaml (1)

15-19: Appropriate update to markdownlint configuration

This change properly disables strict line length enforcement and sets a more generous 350-character limit. This is a good practice for Terraform module documentation, where generated tables often exceed default line length limits without affecting readability.

.github/workflows/trunk-upgrade.yaml (2)

20-20: Good version update for GitHub Actions checkout

Updating to the latest version of actions/checkout (v4.2.2) keeps the workflow current with the latest features and security fixes.


30-30: Good version update for Trunk action

Updating trunk-io/trunk-action to v1.1.19 ensures the workflow uses the latest features and fixes for automated dependency upgrades.

.github/renovate.json5 (1)

26-34: Effective automerge configuration for optional dependencies

This addition configures Renovate to automatically merge non-breaking updates (minor, patch, pin, and digest) for optional dependencies. This reduces maintenance overhead while keeping dependencies current, which is excellent for security and stability.

.terraform-docs.yaml (1)

4-6: Good explicit configuration for terraform-docs recursion

Explicitly disabling recursive processing ensures terraform-docs only generates documentation for the top-level module, not for nested modules. This provides cleaner documentation and avoids potential duplication or confusion in the generated output.

.trunk/trunk.yaml (6)

5-5: CLI version bump is sensible.
Aligns with the updated GitHub Actions workflow; no additional changes needed.


10-10: Plugin ref update approved.
The trunk plugin’s ref is now v1.6.8, matching the CLI strategy.


23-23: Tofu linter bump looks good.
Upgraded to tofu@1.9.1 to stay in sync with the OpenTofu version.


25-25: Checkov version bump is valid.
Moving to checkov@3.2.408 is a straightforward maintenance update.


30-30: Trivy patch upgrade approved.
trivy@0.61.1 ensures you get the latest vulnerability checks.


31-31: TruffleHog version bump acknowledged.
3.88.20 → 3.88.25 is a minor patch update with no breaking changes.

aqua.yaml (3)

11-11: Registry version upgrade approved.
ref: v4.353.0 keeps the registry in line with Renovate’s intent.


14-15: Terraform package bump is appropriate.
hashicorp/terraform@v1.11.4 with the terraform tag matches expected conventions.


16-17: OpenTofu package bump approved.
opentofu/opentofu@v1.9.1 tagged as tofu aligns with the Trunk linter update.

README.md (9)

23-25: Prettier and markdownlint guards are correctly placed.
Using prettier-ignore and disabling MD013 ensures the Terraform docs block remains formatted by terraform-docs.


28-31: Requirements table reformatted cleanly.
The compact markdown layout improves readability and conforms to the relaxed MD013 rule.


35-37: Providers table updated to concise format.
Headers and columns are aligned for easy scanning.


41-43: Modules table formatting approved.
Clear separation of source and version simplifies comprehension.


47-49: Resources table looks good.
Maintains link clarity and minimal formatting.


53-54: Inputs table header is concise and well-structured.
Five columns capture all key metadata cleanly.


55-57: Input rows reflowed for readability.
Collapsing verbose entries into single lines helps with scanning and maintenance.


77-79: Outputs table adjusted to compact format.
Keeps the output definitions clear without extra whitespace.


81-82: Re-enabling formatting and linting at block end.
Markers correctly close the ignore scope for both prettier and markdownlint.

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Nice!

@gberenice gberenice merged commit 103adce into main Apr 28, 2025
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@gberenice gberenice deleted the fix/remaining-chores branch April 28, 2025 10:49
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