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Running atmos terraform plan and atmos terraform apply will launch the pipeform UI. Note, this does not require pipeform to be installed, as it will be used as a native Go module.
Use Case
On the command line, the output from terraform is overwhelming and doesn't convey the overall progress of the operation. Terraform will feel much friendlier if we present the user with a progress indicator.
Describe Ideal Solution
The UI would be enabled by default, but can be disabled via the atmos.yaml configuration.
# atmos.yamlterraform:
ui:
enable: [plan, apply]
pipeform.mp4
Requirements:
If no TTY is attached, the UI should be automatically disabled
If the CI=true environment variable is set, then UI should be automatically disabled
If the --no-ui flag is explicitly passed, then the UI should be disabled.
Alternatives Considered
No response
Additional Context
The pipeform library is licensed MPL2 and is not currently implemented as a Go module. We've contacted the @magodo (author) and he said he would accept a PR converting it to a library. As part of this implementation, we will need to first open a PR for that work.
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pipeform is interesting, but honestly I'm not sure if we should really use this by default.
I tried pipeform a bit.
When we use pipeform, the plan result doesn't output in the terminal.
$ terraform plan -json | pipeform
# No output
I think this is inconvenient.
I'm not sure if we can convert the output of terraform plan -json to the conventional terraform output.
Furthermore, seems like we can't show the detail of changes.
I expected that we can choose a resource and show its detail, but seems like we can't.
By the way, the final view of terraform plan -json | pipeform looks strange.
I think we can contribute to pipeform.
pipeform shows nothing. This confused me.
I found I needed to move page by h and l key.
Describe the Feature
Improve the console DX of terraform operations by presenting the user with a friendly UI to show terrafom progress.
https://github.com/magodo/pipeform
Expected Behavior
Running
atmos terraform plan
andatmos terraform apply
will launch the pipeform UI. Note, this does not requirepipeform
to be installed, as it will be used as a native Go module.Use Case
On the command line, the output from terraform is overwhelming and doesn't convey the overall progress of the operation. Terraform will feel much friendlier if we present the user with a progress indicator.
Describe Ideal Solution
The UI would be enabled by default, but can be disabled via the
atmos.yaml
configuration.pipeform.mp4
Requirements:
CI=true
environment variable is set, then UI should be automatically disabled--no-ui
flag is explicitly passed, then the UI should be disabled.Alternatives Considered
No response
Additional Context
The pipeform library is licensed MPL2 and is not currently implemented as a Go module. We've contacted the @magodo (author) and he said he would accept a PR converting it to a library. As part of this implementation, we will need to first open a PR for that work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: