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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces and updates several configuration and documentation files across the repository. Key changes include the addition of new configuration files for Renovate ( Possibly related PRs
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.trunk/configs/.markdownlint.yaml (1)
15-19: Review disabling of MD013 (line-length).
The maximum line length is now 350 characters, which offers more flexibility for long documentation lines. Consider breaking exceptionally long lines for better readability in markdown..github/workflows/trunk-upgrade.yaml (1)
20-20: Consider adding a concurrency group to prevent overlapping runs.To avoid multiple trunk-upgrade workflows from running simultaneously (and potentially creating redundant PRs), you can add a
concurrencyblock at the top level of the workflow:concurrency: group: trunk-upgrade cancel-in-progress: falseThis ensures only one scheduled run is active at a time.
Also applies to: 30-30
.github/workflows/test.yaml (2)
9-15: Prune unnecessary permissionsThe
id-token: writepermission isn't used in any step; consider removing it to follow the principle of least privilege.
16-23: Add concurrency to prevent duplicate runsTo avoid concurrent runs of the same matrix job (e.g., on rapid pushes or PR updates), you can add a
concurrencyblock underjobs.tf-test:concurrency: group: tf-test-${{ matrix.tf }}-${{ github.ref }} cancel-in-progress: trueREADME.md (3)
102-122: Improve inputs table readabilityEmbedding
<pre>tags inside table cells can break table rendering or cause inconsistent styling. Consider replacing<pre>with inline code formatting or linking out to detailed docs for long defaults to keep the table concise and legible.
132-145: Community section placementThe new “Built By” and “Contribution Guidelines” sections are clear and inviting. You might rename “Built By” to “Maintained By” to emphasize ongoing stewardship, but the current content is strong.
146-167: Refine “Who We Are” headingThe expanded “Who We Are” and “Connect With Us” sections add valuable context. If you keep the Unicode embellishments in the “Who We Are” heading, ensure they render uniformly across Markdown viewers or consider simplifying to plain text for consistency.
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aqua.yaml (4)
11-11: Confirm the aqua registry version bump.
The registry ref has been updated from v4.210.0 to v4.353.0. Ensure that this version exists in the Aqua standard registry and is compatible with downstream tooling.
13-13: Approve terraform-docs upgrade.
Upgradingterraform-docsto v0.20.0 aligns with the new documentation automation workflow.
14-15: Approve Terraform CLI upgrade and tagging.
Bumpinghashicorp/terraformto v1.11.4 and adding theterraformtag supports parallel testing in the CI.
16-17: Approve OpenTofu upgrade and tagging.
Upgradingopentofuto v1.9.1 with thetofutag ensures coverage for both Terraform and OpenTofu workflows..github/CODEOWNERS (1)
7-7: Update default codeowners to open-source team.
Changing the default owner to@masterpointio/masterpoint-open-sourcereflects the repository’s shift towards open-source governance..gitignore (1)
12-15: Ignore root Terraform lockfile and unignore examples.
Ignoring the root.terraform.lock.hclwhile whitelisting lockfiles inexamples/ensures child modules manage their own dependencies correctly..github/workflows/release-please.yaml (1)
11-11: Grant issues write permission to release workflow.
Addingissues: writeenables the Release Please action to open or update GitHub issues as part of its automation process..terraform-docs.yaml (1)
1-17: Configuration aligns with terraform-docs v0.20.0 and README injection.The new
.terraform-docs.yamlcorrectly sets version, formatter, recursive behavior, and lockfile usage, and it cleanly injects generated docs intoREADME.mdwithin the specified markers..trunk/trunk.yaml (1)
5-11: Tool and action versions updated consistently.The Trunk CLI, plugin source, and all enabled linter versions have been bumped, and the new ignore rule for
CHANGELOG.mdplus the addition of theterraform-docsaction align with the repo’s CI enhancements.Also applies to: 23-31, 37-43
.coderabbit.yaml (1)
10-11: Review settings streamlined to focus on significant issues.The tone instructions have been refined for conciseness, incremental reviews are disabled, title keyword matching is now case-insensitive, and non-essential features (like poems, sequence diagrams, and file change summaries) are turned off to prioritize high-impact feedback.
Also applies to: 31-33, 44-49
.github/renovate.json5 (1)
1-37: Renovate tailored for Terraform updates.The configuration extends best practices, schedules monthly runs post–9 AM, assigns PRs based on CODEOWNERS, targets only the Terraform manager, ignores known mixins, and auto-merges safe version bumps for optional dependencies. This aligns perfectly with the repo’s dependency strategy.
.github/workflows/test.yaml (6)
1-8: Workflow metadata and triggers look solidThe workflow name and
ontriggers for pushes tomainand all pull requests are clear and appropriate.
24-25: Pinned checkout action is reproducibleLocking
actions/checkoutto a specific commit SHA ensures deterministic behavior.
26-34: Cache configuration is appropriateThe Aqua cache step conditionally skips under
act, and the key/restore-keys are well-defined.
35-39: Aqua installer version pinExplicitly pinning
aqua_version: v2.48.1is good practice for reproducibility.
40-43: Aqua install step is clearInstalling based on
matrix.tftags aligns with the matrix strategy.
44-45: Verify binary names for Terraform and OpenTofuThe steps run
${{ matrix.tf }} init/test, which resolves toterraformortofu. Please confirm thattofuis the correct CLI name installed by Aqua (some packages may useopen-tofu).README.md (2)
1-8: Check navigation anchor and banner accessibilityThe banner and release badge look great, but the “learn more” link points to
#who-we-are-𐦂𖨆𐀪𖠋. Please verify that the Unicode characters in the anchor correctly generate a GitHub heading slug. Additionally, consider adding more descriptive alt text for the banner image for accessibility.
168-194: License and reference linksIncluding the Apache 2.0 badge and reference links is excellent. All URLs appear correct; no further action needed here.
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