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@westonplatter westonplatter commented Jun 6, 2025

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  • sync files from the mp tf template

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  • Chores
    • Updated configuration files to refine review behavior, linter settings, and documentation rules.
    • Clarified and improved handling of Terraform lock files in version control.
    • Upgraded tool versions for Terraform and OpenTofu, and added explicit tags for package management.
    • Enhanced markdown linting by relaxing line length restrictions.
    • Improved linter ignore patterns and enabled Renovate linter for better dependency management.

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This update modifies several configuration files across the repository. The .coderabbit.yaml file was refined to emphasize concise review comments, disable incremental reviews, and reduce review output verbosity by toggling several flags. The .gitignore file was clarified to ignore only the root .terraform.lock.hcl while including those in the examples/ directory. The .terraform-docs.yaml file had the path: . setting removed. The markdownlint configuration now allows lines up to 350 characters and disables strict enforcement of the line-length rule. The lint configuration enables the renovate@40.0.0 linter and broadens ignore patterns. The aqua.yaml file updates tool versions and adds tags to package definitions.

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12-14: Approve Terraform lock file ignore update.
The addition ensures the root lock file is ignored while preserving .terraform.lock.hcl under examples/, aligning with Terraform best practices.

.trunk/configs/.markdownlint.yaml (1)

16-20: Relaxed MD013 rule is appropriate.
Disabling strict enforcement and increasing the line_length to 350 accommodates long Terraform lines and embedded code samples without compromising readability.

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23-33: Broadened linter ignore scope: verify intent.
Switching to ignore CHANGELOG.md for all linters ([ALL]) could inadvertently suppress essential checks—please confirm this aligns with your linting requirements.

aqua.yaml (1)

11-17: Aqua registry and package versions upgraded correctly.
The registry reference and Terraform/OpenTofu versions are now in sync with the core template, with tags added for clarity.

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10-10: Enhanced tone instruction for conciseness.
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30-33: Disable incremental reviews explicitly.
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44-48: Streamlined review output settings.
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@westonplatter westonplatter merged commit dbcaa92 into main Jun 6, 2025
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@westonplatter westonplatter deleted the chore/sync-with-template branch June 6, 2025 20:24
westonplatter pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 6, 2025
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##
[0.1.1](v0.1.0...v0.1.1)
(2025-06-06)


### Bug Fixes

* sync with core template
([#9](#9))
([dbcaa92](dbcaa92))

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