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WalkthroughThis update introduces several documentation enhancements and refactorings for the Terragrunt website. New tasks and sidebar entries were added, several completed tasks were marked as complete, and numerous documentation files now cover additional Terragrunt commands, flags, and configuration options. In the code, asynchronous functions were adopted in key areas, and hyperlink references have been updated throughout to reflect a new navigation structure. Changes
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User->>AstroPage: Request command page
AstroPage->>StaticPaths: Invoke getStaticPaths()
StaticPaths->>getHeadings: Fetch headings asynchronously for each command
getHeadings-->>StaticPaths: Return headings via Promise.all
StaticPaths-->>AstroPage: Send computed paths with headings
AstroPage->>User: Render page with updated command details
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docs-starlight/TODO.md (1)
12-12: Clarify the "Remove the no-index robots.txt" task.
This new task is clear, but please double-check that its intent aligns with the current SEO strategy—especially since the newrobots.txtindocs-starlight/public/robots.txtnow disallows crawling. It might be helpful to include a brief note or reference to ensure consistency in documentation.docs-starlight/src/components/Flag.astro (2)
19-21: Consider improving accessibility with ARIA attributesThe section and paragraph could benefit from better accessibility:
-<section id={name} > -<Card title={"--" + name} icon="custom:terragrunt"> - <p id={name}>{description}</p> +<section id={name} aria-labelledby={`${name}-title`}> +<Card title={"--" + name} icon="custom:terragrunt" id={`${name}-title`}> + <p>{description}</p>This avoids duplicate IDs and improves screen reader navigation.
25-30: Add conditional rendering for environment variables sectionThe environment variables section is always shown, even when
envis undefined or empty.- <p>Environment Variables:</p> - <ul> - {env?.map((env: string) => ( - <li><code dir="auto">{env}</code></li> - ))} - </ul> + {env && env.length > 0 && ( + <> + <p>Environment Variables:</p> + <ul> + {env.map((env: string) => ( + <li><code dir="auto">{env}</code></li> + ))} + </ul> + </> + )}docs-starlight/src/components/Command.astro (1)
53-61: Add type safety to flag mappingConsider adding type safety to the flag mapping to prevent potential runtime errors:
- {data?.flags.map((flag) => ( + {data?.flags.map((flag: { + name: string; + description: string; + type: string; + env: string[]; + moreInfo?: { link: string; description: string }; + }) => ( flag && <Flag name={flag.name} description={flag.description} type={flag.type} env={flag.env} moreInfo={flag.moreInfo} /> ))}docs-starlight/src/content.config.ts (1)
38-41: Add URL validation for moreInfo linkConsider adding URL validation for the moreInfo link field:
moreInfo: z.object({ - link: z.string(), + link: z.string().url(), description: z.string(), }).optional(),This ensures that only valid URLs are provided in the documentation.
docs-starlight/astro.config.mjs (1)
36-36: Consider grouping related reference itemsThe Logging section might be better grouped with related items like "Lock Files" and "Terragrunt Cache" for better navigation:
- { label: 'Lock Files', slug: 'docs/reference/lock-files' }, - { label: 'Logging', autogenerate: { directory: '04-reference/07-logging', collapsed: true } }, - { label: 'Terragrunt Cache', slug: 'docs/reference/terragrunt-cache' }, + { + label: 'System', + items: [ + { label: 'Lock Files', slug: 'docs/reference/lock-files' }, + { label: 'Logging', autogenerate: { directory: '04-reference/07-logging', collapsed: true } }, + { label: 'Terragrunt Cache', slug: 'docs/reference/terragrunt-cache' }, + ], + },This creates a more organized and intuitive navigation structure.
docs-starlight/src/content/docs/04-reference/02-cli/98-global-flags.mdx (2)
1-28: Solid Foundation with Clear Front Matter and Intro
The YAML metadata and introductory comment block are clear and set the stage nicely for the detailed flag documentation. Everything is well-organized. A quick once-over for punctuation consistency may be worthwhile, though it’s not a blocker.🧰 Tools
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Context: ...y of Terragrunt configurations. Default is current directory. [$TG_WORKING_DIR] ...(BE_NN)
29-185: Comprehensive Use of the<Flag>Component
This new file does a fine job of documenting each global flag with descriptions, types, associated environment variables, and even amoreInfolink where applicable. The modular approach makes it easy to maintain and extend. Consider a final pass to ensure consistent punctuation (for example, standardizing trailing periods in descriptions) to enhance readability further.🧰 Tools
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Context: ..., see the experiments documentation." }} /> ## Experiment Mode <Flag name="...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
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Context: ..., see the experiments documentation." }} /> ## Log Custom Format <Flag name...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
[uncategorized] ~66-~66: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...ee the log formatting documentation." }} /> ## Log Disable <Flag name="log-...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
[uncategorized] ~88-~88: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...ted in log formatting documentation." }} /> ## Log Level <Flag name="log-le...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
[uncategorized] ~101-~101: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...n, see the log levels documentation." }} /> ## Show Absolute Paths <Flag na...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
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Context: ...ee the log formatting documentation." }} /> ## No Color <Flag name="no-colo...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
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Context: ...e the strict controls documentation." }} /> ## Strict Mode <Flag name="stri...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
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Context: ...e the strict controls documentation." }} /> ## Working Directory <Flag name...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
docs-starlight/src/content/docs/04-reference/07-logging/02-formatting.md (1)
9-25: Minor Style & Punctuation Adjustments
There are several minor punctuation and wording suggestions flagged by static analysis (for example, ensuring commas after linking adverbs and checking singular/plural usage for “parenthesis”). A quick review on lines such as ~9, ~51, and ~65 can help make these sections even cleaner without changing the meaning.Also applies to: 51-53, 65-65
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docs-starlight/src/content/docs/04-reference/07-logging/01-overview.md (1)
161-326: Clear Instructions on Disabling Logs
The guidance on how to disable logs entirely is straightforward and complete, emphasizing the closeness to native OpenTofu/Terraform behavior. Minor punctuation tweaks (as noted by static analysis) could polish this section further.🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~227-~227: Use a comma before ‘and’ if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
Context: ... multiple units are running concurrently and they are each producing multi-line outp...(COMMA_COMPOUND_SENTENCE)
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Context: ...ogs Finally, you can also disable logs entirely like so: ```bash $ terragrunt --log-di...(AI_HYDRA_LEO_MISSING_COMMA)
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Context: ..., see the experiments documentation." }} /> ## Log Custom Format <Flag name...
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Context: ...ee the log formatting documentation." }} /> ## Log Disable <Flag name="log-...
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docs-starlight/TODO.md (1)
13-13: Validate the "Add a sitemap.xml" task.
Adding a sitemap is a solid SEO enhancement. Just ensure that there’s a plan or follow-up issue to implement and maintain the sitemap, so it remains in sync with the site's content as you roll out the new documentation.docs-starlight/src/content/docs/04-reference/02-cli/01-overview.mdx (3)
27-29: Refined Catalog Command Filter
The updated filter forcatalogCommandsnow checks for strict equality against'catalog'and'scaffold', which should reduce false positives compared to the previousstartsWithapproach. Just double-check that this behavior meets the intended narrow criteria.
31-33: Adjusted Discovery Command Conditions
The filtering fordiscoveryCommandsnow uses equality checks (comparing against'list'or'find'). Please confirm that this is the final design for discovery command identification, especially since the high-level summary mentioned a semicolon-related tweak.
69-70: Improved Clarity with Sentence Split
Splitting the sentence into two parts improves readability. The additional line now clearly emphasizes that Terragrunt often performs extra processing beyond simply passing the command along.docs-starlight/src/content/docs/04-reference/07-logging/02-formatting.md (1)
1-326: Thorough and Detailed Logging Formatting Documentation
This new documentation on custom log formatting is very detailed and user friendly. The step-by-step examples, explanations of placeholders, options, and the inclusion of presets like “pretty”, “bare”, “key-value”, and “JSON” are all very helpful for users.🧰 Tools
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Context: ...placed with "tofu",%t()-pathwill be replaced with " -path". e.g. ```shell --log-custo...(REP_REPLACEMENT)
[grammar] ~99-~99: “parenthesis” is a singular noun. It appears that the verb form is incorrect.
Context: ...n't pass options, the empty parenthesis are added implicitly. Thus%timeis equiv...(PCT_SINGULAR_NOUN_PLURAL_VERB_AGREEMENT)
[uncategorized] ~99-~99: A comma may be missing after the conjunctive/linking adverb ‘Thus’.
Context: ...empty parenthesis are added implicitly. Thus%timeis equivalent to%time(). Par...(SENT_START_CONJUNCTIVE_LINKING_ADVERB_COMMA)
[style] ~157-~157: ‘in conjunction with’ might be wordy. Consider a shorter alternative.
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docs-starlight/src/content/docs/04-reference/07-logging/01-overview.md (4)
1-8: Clear and Informative Front Matter
The YAML front matter is concise and sets the context well for this logging overview. Nice job!
29-60: Concise Example Demonstration
The examples following the description of log levels are comprehensive and helpful in illustrating what users can expect. Ensure that the formatting of these command-line examples remains consistent throughout the documentation.
61-101: Detailed Log Enrichment Explanation
The explanation and example outputs for log enrichment are very informative. The real-world example helps in understanding how Terragrunt processes and presents logs. No major issues here!🧰 Tools
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102-160: Great Coverage of Concurrent Logging and Buffering
The section detailing streaming, buffering, and the separation of logs from different units is very practical. This will definitely help users troubleshoot in complex environments.
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"The exception to this is when Terragrunt is running a process in 'Headless Mode', where it will instead emit stdout and stderr terminal output to
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62-67: Tweak the Sentence Structure for Clarity
The list of log message types is well-conceived. One minor nitpick on line 66: the sentence could be restructured for better readability. Consider splitting the clause as suggested.- These were initially emitted by OpenTofu, however the user did not specifically ask for them, so Terragrunt logs them as `INFO` messages. + These were initially emitted by OpenTofu. However, the user did not specifically ask for them, so Terragrunt logs them as `INFO` messages.🧰 Tools
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197-198: Add a Comma for Better Flow
On line 197, a comma would help separate the main clause from the contrasting idea. Consider this small adjustment:- As you can see, the output from OpenTofu here isn't being enriched even though the user explicitly asked Terragrunt to run `output -json`. + As you can see, the output from OpenTofu here isn't being enriched, even though the user explicitly asked Terragrunt to run `output -json`.🧰 Tools
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223-227: Minor Punctuation Improvement in Streaming/Buffering Section
In the "## Streaming and buffering" section (line 227), adding a comma before “and” will separate the independent clauses nicely:- ... concurrently and they are each producing multi-line output ... + ... concurrently, and they are each producing multi-line output ...🧰 Tools
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325-326: Fix Typo in Final Statement
On line 325, "closes" appears to be a typo. Changing it to "closest" improves clarity:- This will give you the closes experience to using OpenTofu/Terraform directly, with Terragrunt doing all of its work in the background. + This will give you the closest experience to using OpenTofu/Terraform directly, with Terragrunt doing all of its work in the background.🧰 Tools
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docs-starlight/src/content/docs/04-reference/07-logging/01-overview.md (9)
1-8: Front Matter Looks Great!
The YAML front matter (lines 1–8) is clear and complete with a descriptive title, summary, slug, and sidebar ordering. Good job setting the document configuration.
9-10: Introduction is Clear
The introductory paragraph (lines 9–10) succinctly explains why Terragrunt logs messages, which helps set user expectations.
11-22: Comprehensive Log Levels List
The "## Log Levels" section (lines 11–22) lists all the relevant log levels and presents them in a user-friendly bullet format. Great clarity here!
23-27: Explanation of Non-Standard Log Levels is Informative
The explanation (lines 23–27) for whySTDOUTandSTDERRare handled specially is clear. The description now reads as a complete thought.
29-30: Standard Log Levels Section is Straightforward
The brief description of the standard log levels (lines 29–30) is concise and to the point.
31-60: Practical CLI Example Provided
The CLI example (lines 31–60) using a Bash code block effectively illustrates what users can expect when running Terragrunt with different log levels.
68-72: Enrichment Section is Well Explained
The introduction to the "## Enrichment" section (lines 68–72) clearly states why additional metadata is useful. The accompanying Bash example further reinforces the concept.
164-196: Exceptions to Enrichment are Clearly Documented
The "## Exceptions to enrichment" section (lines 164–196) effectively explains when Terragrunt skips enrichment, especially for command outputs meant for programmatic use.
298-323: Disabling Logs Section is Clear and Helpful
The "## Disabling logs" section (lines 298–323) provides a clear example of how to disable logs, making it easy for users to follow.
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docs-starlight/src/data/commands/dag/graph.mdx (1)
12-15: Good start with the examples! Let's add more common use casesThe basic example is clear, but users might benefit from additional examples showing:
- How to output to a file
- How to use with specific modules
- Common visualization tools that can render the DOT output
Would you like me to help draft additional examples?
docs-starlight/src/data/commands/info/print.mdx (1)
12-15: Let's show what the output looks likeThe example is clear, but users would benefit from seeing sample output. Consider adding:
- An example of the printed output
- Common use cases for when this command is helpful
Would you like me to help add an example output section?
docs-starlight/src/data/commands/hcl/validate.mdx (1)
12-15: Great example! Let's show what validation errors look likeThe basic example is good, but users would benefit from seeing:
- Sample output for valid files
- Sample output for invalid files
Would you like me to help add example outputs?
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docs-starlight/src/content.config.ts (2)
38-41: Nice addition of the moreInfo property! 👍The new
moreInfoobject with validated URL and description fields will help provide richer documentation for command flags.
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.optional()from the description field in examples, which means all existing examples must now include a description. This could break existing documentation that doesn't have descriptions.Let's keep it optional to maintain backward compatibility:
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16-26: Well-documented flags with environment variables! 🎯The flags section is clear and complete with:
- Clear descriptions
- Environment variable mappings
- Proper type information
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12-15: Clear and Concise Example Addition
The added examples section provides a straightforward usage example that shows how to run theterragrunt hcl fmtcommand. This helps users quickly understand the purpose and effect of the command.
16-41: Well-documented Flags Section
The flag definitions forcheck,diff,exclude-dir,file, andstdinare detailed and consistent. The descriptions and types are clear, which improves the overall usability of the documentation.docs-starlight/src/data/commands/stack/generate.mdx (1)
12-15: Useful Example Section for Stack Generation
The example added for generating a stack using aterragrunt.stack.hclfile is straightforward and very useful for new users. It nicely demonstrates the intended functionality.docs-starlight/src/data/commands/scaffold.mdx (1)
20-23: Concise Example for Scaffold Command
The example clearly demonstrates how to scaffold a standard MySQL database module using Terragrunt. The code snippet is accurate and helps clarify the usage.docs-starlight/src/data/commands/catalog.mdx (2)
9-13: Great Addition of Examples
The examples effectively illustrate starting up a catalog with discovered configurations and specifying the root configuration file name explicitly. These practical examples enhance clarity for end-users.
25-37: Detailed Flag Enhancements
The new flags (no-include-rootandroot-file-name) are well described with clear details and proper environment variable mappings. The multi-line description forroot-file-nameis especially helpful in providing extra context.docs-starlight/src/data/commands/exec.mdx (2)
12-20: Informative Example Section for Exec Command
The examples showcase using theterragrunt execcommand both for a simple echo and for inspecting a file. This variation gives a clear picture of the command’s versatility in practical scenarios.
21-66: Comprehensive Flags Documentation
The new flags for the exec command offer detailed options with clear descriptions and environment variable mappings. This comprehensive breakdown will help users understand and configure the command effectively for various use cases.docs-starlight/src/data/commands/stack/output.mdx (1)
14-23: Great addition of illustrative examples!The new
examplessection clearly demonstrates three common usage scenarios (default, JSON, and raw format) for theterragrunt stack outputcommand. The descriptions and code snippets are concise and align well with similar docs updates across the project. Just ensure the indentation and formatting remain consistent with the rest of the YAML frontmatter.[approved, nitpick]
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1-7: YAML Front Matter:
The front matter is well-structured, providing clear metadata (title, description, slug, sidebar order) that sets up the document nicely.
9-10: Introductory Text:
The opening paragraph clearly explains Terragrunt’s logging behavior for users, setting the stage for the detailed sections that follow.
11-22: Log Levels Section:
The "## Log Levels" section uses a concise list to define all supported log levels. This clear enumeration helps the reader quickly grasp the available options.
23-26: STDOUT/STDERR Explanation:
This segment effectively explains why the non-standardSTDOUTandSTDERRlog levels exist, tying them to Terragrunt’s role as an IaC orchestrator.
27-28: Headless Mode Explanation:
The sentence describing "Headless Mode" is mostly clear. However, consider a slight punctuation tweak for improved clarity—for example, inserting a comma after “Headless Mode” or after “log levels respectively.” Also, note that a similar past review flagged this segment for potential incompleteness; please confirm that the sentence fully conveys the intended behavior.🧰 Tools
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29-30: Standard Log Levels Clarification:
This brief statement reiterates that all other log levels are standard and used internally by Terragrunt, which reinforces the point made earlier.
33-57: Example Output Inclusion:
The included bash code block provides a realistic example of log output, which is very helpful for users to visualize the behavior in action.
61-67: Log Messages Explanation:
The section enumerating the three types of log messages is clear and succinct, making it easy for readers to differentiate between messages from Terragrunt and those from integrated tools.
68-72: Enrichment Overview:
This section briefly explains the purpose behind enriching stdout/stderr messages, which is both informative and to the point.
74-102: Enrichment Example:
The detailed bash example effectively demonstrates how enriched log messages look in practice. This concrete example adds significant value by showing real-world output.
109-110: Concurrent Logging Explanation:
The explanation of logging behavior when multiple units are running concurrently is clear and concise, helping readers understand the benefits of real-time logging.
112-132: Bare Preset Example:
The example illustrating the use of the bare log format is well presented. It clearly shows how disabling enrichment affects log output, which will be useful for users who need a more raw view of the logs.
161-163: Default Log Format Clarification:
This segment reinforces why Terragrunt defaults to enriched logs under normal circumstances, which aids scalability. The explanation is both clear and informative.
164-169: Exceptions to Enrichment:
The section outlining exceptions to log enrichment—including the behavior forterragrunt output—is clear. It neatly explains when and why enrichment is bypassed.
170-196:terragrunt output -jsonExample:
The code block here is detailed and shows how Terragrunt handles JSON output without enrichment. This is particularly useful for users who intend to process output programmatically.
197-200: JSON Output Explanation:
This concise explanation reiterates why Terragrunt avoids enriching JSON output, ensuring that tools likejqcan parse the output without interference.
203-221: JQ Example Usage:
Providing a concrete example of piping the JSON output tojqreinforces the practical usage of the documentation. It’s a clear and useful snippet.
222-228: Streaming and Buffering Overview:
The explanation clarifies why Terragrunt buffers log lines to avoid interleaving, which is an important detail when running concurrent operations.
230-237: Streaming Example:
The bash example for streaming logs is straightforward and helps solidify the concept for readers. It’s a useful practical demonstration.
239-267: Unit-specific Log Filtering (Unit 1):
The grep example for extracting logs for a specific unit ("unit1") is a practical addition that highlights how users can sift through logs effectively.
268-296: Unit-specific Log Filtering (Unit 2):
The corresponding grep example for "unit2" mirrors the clarity of the previous example, ensuring consistency across documentation.
325-326: Closing Text:
The final statement neatly summarizes the impact of disabling logs, providing a smooth conclusion to the section.
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24-26: Refine the Migration Guide Introduction
The sentence on line 26 can be polished for clarity. Consider changing:-All of the changes you need to make to adopt to this new CLI design involve changing how you invoke Terragrunt. +All changes you need to make to adapt to this new CLI design involve changing how you invoke Terragrunt.This not only corrects “adopt to” to “adapt to” but also streamlines the phrasing.
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28-33: Simplify Flag Renaming Explanation
The explanation here is clear, but the phrase “the same exact flag” sounds a bit redundant. A simpler alternative might be:-(usually the same exact flag with `terragrunt-` removed from the beginning, but not always). +(usually the same flag without the `terragrunt-` prefix, but not always).This makes the instruction concise and consistent.
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46-48: Consistent Guidance for Debug Flag Update
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64-68: Tighten Up the Environment Variable Guidance
In this section, the phrase “the same exact environment variable” can be tightened. For instance, consider:-(usually the same exact environment variable with `TERRAGRUNT_` replaced with `TG_`, but not always). +(usually the same environment variable with `TERRAGRUNT_` replaced by `TG_`, but not always).This small tweak enhances clarity.
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99-104: Introduction to the NewrunCommand is Clear
The explanation about the introduction of theruncommand is concise and informative. You might consider adding a brief note that further refinements may follow as the CLI evolves.
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1-7: Front Matter Formatting Looks GoodThe YAML front matter clearly sets the title, description, slug, and sidebar order. Everything is neat and consistent for helping with SEO and navigability.
9-10: Clear IntroductionThe introductory paragraph does a solid job of explaining how Terragrunt logs messages and sets the context for users. It's brief yet informative.
11-22: Comprehensive Log Levels SectionThe "## Log Levels" section provides a very clear and organized list of all supported log levels. This makes it easy for readers to get a quick overview of what to expect.
23-24: Clarification on Special Log LevelsThe explanation for why the
STDOUTandSTDERRlog levels are non-standard is spot on. It effectively highlights Terragrunt’s unique role in capturing and logging data from other tools.
26-27: Refined Headless Mode ExplanationThe description of "Headless Mode"—where stdout and stderr are instead emitted as
INFOandERROR—is now complete and clear.
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29-30: Standard Log Levels ClarifiedThe sentence confirming that all other log levels are standard is concise and to the point.
31-60: Effective Example of Log OutputThe detailed example code block showcasing sample log output is very useful. It mirrors a real-world scenario, helping users visualize how logging works in practice.
62-67: Clear Breakdown of Log Message TypesThis section does a great job of categorizing the different types of log messages. The numbered list and accompanying explanation demystify Terragrunt’s logging behavior effectively.
68-72: Insightful Enrichment SectionThe "## Enrichment" segment explains well why Terragrunt adds extra metadata to logs. The rationale is clear, and the lead-in to the examples helps reinforce the concept.
164-172: Detailed Exceptions to EnrichmentThe "## Exceptions to enrichment" section neatly outlines the cases where log enrichment is not applied (like in
terragrunt output -json), which is key for users who need unaltered output for processing.
223-229: Informative Streaming and Buffering SectionThis part clarifies how Terragrunt buffers stdout to prevent log interleaving—a common headache in concurrent operations. It’s well-explained and informative.
231-296: Practical Examples for Log FilteringThe provided examples demonstrating how to filter logs for specific units (using grep for
[unit1]and[unit2]) are very practical. They offer a clear, hands-on guide for troubleshooting multi-unit log outputs.
298-324: Clear Instructions on Disabling LogsThe "## Disabling logs" section offers straightforward guidance, complete with an example, making it easy for users to understand how to switch off enriched logging when desired.
325-326: Effective ConclusionThe final remarks succinctly capture the benefit of using Terragrunt’s logging defaults versus disabling enrichment—providing a near-native experience with tools like OpenTofu/Terraform.
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1-7: YAML Front Matter is Spot On
Your front matter neatly defines the title, description, slug, and sidebar order. It sets clear metadata for the page.
9-13: Clear Background Context
The "Background" section explains the purpose and status (WIP) of the guide in friendly, approachable language. This helps set the stage for readers.
34-39: Before Snippet for Flag Update Looks Good
The “Before” code block clearly shows the old command usage with--terragrunt-non-interactive. This example is easy to follow.
40-45: After Snippet for Flag Update is Clear
The updated snippet correctly demonstrates the transition to--non-interactive. Nice job providing a concrete before-and-after comparison.
50-55: Before Example for Debug Flag is On Point
The “Before” code snippet clearly shows how the debug flag was used. It’s a useful illustration for users to recognize the legacy format.
56-60: After Example for Debug Flag is Clear and Informative
The updated command using--inputs-debugis correctly shown and reinforces the new nomenclature effectively.
61-63: Linking to CLI Reference is a Great Touch
The pointer to the updated CLI reference ensures readers know where to find further details. This is helpful for deep dives.
69-74: Before Snippet for Environment Variable Update is Clear
The “Before” example usingTERRAGRUNT_NON_INTERACTIVEis straightforward and provides a good baseline for users.
75-80: After Snippet for Environment Variable Update is Spot On
Changing toexport TG_NON_INTERACTIVE=trueclearly demonstrates the new best practice.
81-83: Clarifying the Nuances of Env Var Updates
The note about some environment variable changes being more involved than a simple replacement is helpful. It sets the right expectation for users.
84-91: Before Example for Debug Environment Variable is Effective
The snippet showing howTERRAGRUNT_DEBUGis used is clear. It makes it easy for users to identify the legacy usage.
92-96: After Example for Debug Environment Variable is Clear
Switching toexport TG_DEBUG_INPUTS=trueis well-demonstrated. This change aligns nicely with the broader update.
97-98: Link to Updated CLI Reference for Env Vars is Helpful
Reiterating where users can find the new environment variable names reinforces the documentation’s utility.
105-107: Usage Guidance for therunCommand is Well Explained
The example description makes it clear when and why to use theruncommand, helping users transition smoothly from the legacy command style.
108-113: Before Example for Run Command is Clear
The “Before” snippet showingterragrunt planprovides a clear reference for users accustomed to the older command format.
114-119: After Example for Run Command is Accurate
The explicit usage ofterragrunt run planeffectively illustrates the new command syntax.
120-123: Shortcut Explanation is Informative
Noting that mostruncommands will continue to work without explicitly addingrunreassures users. The explanation is well-balanced and clear.
124-127: Working Shortcut Example Solidifies Understanding
The example that showsterragrunt planstill works is a great reinforcement of the intended backward compatibility.
128-130: Clarification on Non-Shortcut Commands is Helpful
The details on which commands (such as certain OpenTofu/Terraform commands) won’t receive shortcuts are clear and provide necessary context for users.
131-132: Workspace Command Exception is Clearly Explained
The rationale for not supporting a shortcut for theworkspacecommand is concise and logical.
133-136: Explicit Use ofrunfor Non-shortcut Commands is Clear
The directive to use theruncommand for commands without shortcuts adds clarity to the migration process.
137-142: Guidance for DeprecatedgraphCommand is Effective
By clarifying thatgraphwon’t be a shortcut and must be explicitly invoked, you prevent potential user confusion.
144-147: Transition fromrun-alltorun --allis Well Documented
The explanation for replacing therun-allcommand with theruncommand accompanied by the--allflag is clear and easy to understand.
148-153: Before Example forrun-allCommand Sets the Context
The “Before” snippet clearly shows the legacy command format, providing a solid before-and-after comparison for users.
154-159: Updatedrun --allExample is Crystal Clear
The “After” snippet demonstrates the new command usage succinctly and accurately. This reinforces the migration instructions effectively.
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20-22: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionUsage Command Flags Update Needed.
The usage code block still references the older flag names (--no-include-rootand--root-file-name). For consistency with the new flag names, they should be updated to include thescaffold-prefix. For example:-terragrunt scaffold <MODULE_URL> [TEMPLATE_URL] [--var] [--var-file] [--no-include-root] [--root-file-name] +terragrunt scaffold <MODULE_URL> [TEMPLATE_URL] [--scaffold-var] [--scaffold-var-file] [--scaffold-no-include-root] [--scaffold-root-file-name]
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docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-include-external.mdx (1)
9-10: Review Documentation PunctuationThe description text is clear, but a static analysis hint flagged a potential missing punctuation mark. It might help readability to ensure the sentence ends with an appropriate punctuation mark (e.g., a period). Feel free to add one if that aligns with the overall style of your docs.
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9-16: Comprehensive Documentation NarrativeThe body of the document provides a clear explanation of what the
TG_DISABLE_BUCKET_UPDATEflag does, why it’s useful, and under which scenarios a user might want to enable it. The bullet-point list for use cases is especially clear. One minor suggestion: consider adding an example usage snippet or a note on potential error messages for further clarity in future iterations.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/non-interactive.mdx (2)
1-8: Great Metadata!
The YAML frontmatter is clean and clear. It properly defines the flag's name, description, type, and the associated environment variable, making it easy for users to understand what thenon-interactiveoption does.Consider adding a brief comment or example within the frontmatter if other files follow that pattern.
9-10: Clear Explanation Provided
The informational content following the frontmatter is concise and explains the flag's purpose well. It nicely outlines the benefit in automated environments and CI/CD pipelines.Optionally, you might include a simple usage example or a link to further documentation for users who might want practical insights.
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15-15: Nitpick: Consider a More Concise Phrase
The phrase “In the meantime” on line 15 feels a bit wordy. You might consider a shorter alternative such as “Meanwhile” or “For now” to keep the documentation snappy and clear.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/no-color.mdx (1)
9-10: Content Explanation is Concise and Helpful
The paragraph explains the effect of enabling the flag in plain language and nicely points out the benefits for environments like CI/CD pipelines. For extra clarity, consider adding an example snippet or additional details on how to enable this option if that fits with the documentation style.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/provider-cache-registry-names.mdx (2)
1-7: Refine YAML Front Matter DescriptionThe description on line 3 has a small grammatical hiccup. Consider changing “to cached” to “to be cached” and clarifying the default values for enhanced readability. For example, you might update it to:
The list of remote registries to be cached by the Terragrunt Provider Cache server. By default, it caches 'registry.terraform.io' and 'registry.opentofu.org'.
12-12: Remove Unnecessary Trailing ContentLine 12 appears to be extraneous—if it wasn’t intended to be part of the file content, consider removing it to tidy up the documentation file.
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9-9: Punctuation Tweak for Improved ReadabilityThe introductory sentence is informative. However, a static analysis tool suggested that a punctuation mark might be missing here. Consider inserting a comma after the link to enhance the flow, for example:
-When enabled, Terragrunt will ignore the dependency order when running commands with [`--all`](/docs/reference/cli/commands/run#all). This means units will be executed in arbitrary order, which can be useful for read-only operations like `plan`. +When enabled, Terragrunt will ignore the dependency order when running commands with [`--all`](/docs/reference/cli/commands/run#all), which means units will be executed in arbitrary order, which can be useful for read-only operations like `plan`.This small change could smooth the reading experience.
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1-7: Front Matter Clarity
The YAML front matter is neat and effective. However, the phrase “Will also be used for the --iam-role option if provided” might benefit from a brief clarification or example to help readers understand exactly when and how the flag integrates with the--iam-roleoption.
9-10: Highlighting the Performance Benefit
The description clearly outlines how the flag can improve parsing efficiency. You might consider softening the phrase “drastically decrease time required” to a more measured tone. Optionally, including a short quantitative or contextual example could make the benefit even clearer.
11-11: Experimental Feature Notice
The note “This is an experimental feature, use with caution” is important. If your documentation style supports admonition blocks (like a warning), it might be more noticeable and in line with other parts of the documentation.
13-13: Rationale for Partial Parsing
The explanation for why partial parsing is useful is clear and concise. It might be even more beneficial to include a link or reference to additional documentation on partial parsing for users who want to dive deeper into the technical details.
15-20: Use Case Examples Improvement
The bullet points nicely enumerate the scenarios where this flag benefits performance. For consistency and readability, consider ending each bullet point with a period and ensuring the language is uniform across all items.
21-23: Caution on Caching Edge Cases
It’s great that you address the potential pitfalls of caching dynamic HCL configurations. To further aid users, you might elaborate briefly on what specific edge cases or situations could lead to incorrect behavior. This additional context can help users make informed decisions about enabling the flag.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/stack-output-format.mdx (1)
1-7: Front Matter Clarity:
The YAML front matter is clear and appropriately structured. One suggestion: consider using a more specific name (e.g.,stack-output-format) instead of justformatto more directly align with the filename and intended context.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-excludes-file.mdx (1)
9-9: Punctuation Suggestion for Clarity
The sentence on line 9 might benefit from a slight punctuation tweak for improved readability. A small pause (for example, a comma after "exclude") could help the reader process the information more smoothly.Here's a minimal diff suggestion:
-Specifies a file containing patterns of directories to exclude when running commands with [`--all`](/docs/reference/cli/commands/run#all). +Specifies a file containing patterns of directories to exclude, when running commands with [`--all`](/docs/reference/cli/commands/run#all).🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~9-~9: A punctuation mark might be missing here.
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docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-strict-include.mdx (2)
30-30: Consistent Terminology in ExamplesIn the explanation, the term "stage stack" is used, but the directory example shows a
stagingdirectory. For clarity and consistency, please consider updating "stage" to "staging."
32-32: Verb Agreement CorrectionThe sentence "so it only include units
prod/appandprod/db" needs a slight tweak for verb agreement. Changing "include" to "includes" would make it grammatically correct.🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~32-~32: This verb does not appear to agree with the subject. Consider using a different form.
Context: ...grunt to exclude by default, so it only include unitsprod/appandprod/db.(AI_EN_LECTOR_REPLACEMENT_VERB_AGREEMENT)
docs-starlight/src/data/commands/list.mdx (1)
26-27: Nice flag update for the list command!
You've replaced the oldformatandsortentries withlist-formatandlist-sort, which fits the new streamlined style. Just make sure that the corresponding flag documentation (inlist-format.mdxand its counterpart for sort) is easy for users to discover—perhaps add a note or link if that fits your style guidelines.docs-starlight/src/data/commands/find.mdx (1)
26-27: Updated flag names for find command look good!
The newfind-formatandfind-sortflags maintain the consistent convention seen in other commands. Just double-check that the documentation in the corresponding flag files clarifies their usage, so users don’t get puzzled by the name change.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/find-format.mdx (1)
1-20: Great job on the new find-format flag doc—with a couple of friendly tweaks.
The file is well-structured and clearly explains how to format the output for the find command. One small point: thenamefield is set to"format", while in the commands file the flag is referenced asfind-format. It might be worthwhile to clarify this naming—perhaps mention or alias that this doc applies tofind-format. Also, a comma after "Currently" in line 9 would polish the prose a little bit.🧰 Tools
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Context: ...ut format for the find command results. Currently supports: -json- Output results in...(SENT_START_CONJUNCTIVE_LINKING_ADVERB_COMMA)
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1-20: Solid addition for list-format documentation—with a couple of minor suggestions.
This file does a fine job documenting how to set the output format for the list command. Similar to the find flag doc, thenameis given as"format", whereas in the commands file the flag is referred to aslist-format. Consider clarifying this relationship with a brief note or alias explanation. Also, adding a comma after "Currently" in line 9 could improve clarity.🧰 Tools
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docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-include-dir.mdx (1)
9-13: Clarity and Punctuation Check on Content
The documentation text is clear and describes the flag’s purpose well. One small note from our static analysis: around line 9, double-check if additional punctuation (for example, a colon after the command reference) might further clarify the sentence structure. If you decide to update it, a diff like the following might help:-Specifies directories to include when running commands with [`--all`](/docs/reference/cli/commands/run#all). +Specifies directories to include when running commands with [`--all`](/docs/reference/cli/commands/run#all):This is just a nitpick, so feel free to leave it as is if you prefer.
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docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-exclude-dir.mdx (1)
9-13: Inconsistent Command Reference Notation
The description here uses [all] while the related file uses [--all]. For consistency across the documentation, consider standardizing the notation. For instance:-Specifies directories to exclude when running commands with [`all`](/docs/reference/cli/commands/run#all). +Specifies directories to exclude when running commands with [`--all`](/docs/reference/cli/commands/run#all).This minor adjustment will help users quickly recognize the flag usage regardless of which file they reference.
docs-starlight/src/components/Flag.astro (1)
17-35: Consider adding error handling for missing flag entriesThe component assumes the flag entry will always be found. Consider adding graceful error handling for cases where
flagEntrymight be undefined.const flagEntry = await getEntry('flags', name) as CollectionEntry<'flags'>; +if (!flagEntry) { + return <div class="error">Flag "{name}" not found</div>; +} const { Content } = await render(flagEntry);docs-starlight/src/components/Command.astro (1)
53-55: Consider adding a loading state for flag renderingSince flag data is fetched asynchronously, it might be good to show a loading state while flags are being loaded.
{data?.flags.map((flagName) => ( - flagName && <Flag name={flagName} /> + flagName && ( + <div> + {/* Add Suspense when Astro supports it */} + <Flag name={flagName} /> + </div> + ) ))}docs-starlight/src/lib/commands/headings/index.ts (1)
14-19: Consider using a more robust heading extraction methodThe current regex-based heading extraction might miss edge cases. Consider using a proper Markdown parser or Astro's built-in utilities if available.
docs-starlight/src/content.config.ts (1)
41-49: Nice work on the flags collection! Here's a small enhancement suggestion 🎯The flags schema looks clean and well-organized. Consider adding some basic validation for the
typefield to ensure it matches common flag types (bool, string, etc.).Here's how we could enhance it:
name: z.string(), description: z.string(), - type: z.string(), + type: z.enum(['bool', 'string', 'number']), env: z.array(z.string()).optional(),docs-starlight/src/data/flags/hcl-fmt-stdin.mdx (1)
9-15: Great example! Let's make it even more helpful 💡The documentation is clear and the example is practical. To make it even more useful, consider adding a common real-world scenario, like integrating with VS Code.
Here's a suggested addition:
echo 'locals { foo="bar" }' | terragrunt hcl fmt --stdin + +# Common use case: Integration with VS Code +# In settings.json: +{ + "emeraldwalk.runonsave": { + "commands": [{ + "match": "\\.hcl$", + "cmd": "cat ${file} | terragrunt hcl fmt --stdin" + }] + } +}docs-starlight/src/data/flags/no-auto-init.mdx (1)
9-11: Consider adding a friendly warning about potential gotchas 🚧The documentation is clear, but users might benefit from knowing when they definitely need to run
initmanually.Consider adding:
When enabled, Terragrunt will not automatically run `init` before other OpenTofu/Terraform commands. This means you'll need to manually run `init` when required. +Remember to run `init` manually when: +- Adding new providers or modules +- Changing backend configuration +- Upgrading OpenTofu/Terraform version To learn more about how to use this flag, see the [Auto-init](/docs/features/auto-init) feature documentation.docs-starlight/src/data/commands/render.mdx (1)
12-15: The JSON example is great! Let's add one for HCL too 🎯While the JSON example is helpful, showing both format options would give users a complete picture.
Consider adding:
examples: - description: Render the configurations for the current unit in JSON format. code: | terragrunt render --format=json + - description: Render the configurations in HCL format (default). + code: | + terragrunt render --format=hcldocs-starlight/src/data/flags/dependency-fetch-output-from-state.mdx (1)
9-14: Detailed Explanation with Minor Consistency Note.
The documentation clearly describes the benefits and limitations of this flag. One small nitpick: consider standardizing the naming for Terraform tooling—e.g., using "OpenTofu/Terraform" consistently instead of switching betweentofu/terraformandOpenTofu/Terraformto avoid any confusion.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-include-units-reading.mdx (1)
66-68: Warning on Evaluation Order
The warning accurately informs users about the limitations of theinputsblock in marking files.Consider adding a comma after “read files” in the sentence for enhanced clarity as suggested by the static analysis hint.
docs-starlight/src/data/flags/auth-provider-cmd.mdx (1)
53-54: Stylistic Improvement Suggestion
Consider revising “secret store, etc before Terragrunt executes any IAC” to “secret store, etc., before Terragrunt executes any IAC” to improve grammatical accuracy.🧰 Tools
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46-60: Updated Command Heading Reflects New Syntax
The revised heading “## Therun --allcommand” does a great job of signaling the new naming convention. For consistency, please ensure that all examples throughout the document mirror this new syntax.
73-78: Example Command Naming Inconsistency
Although the heading now reads “run --all,” the example code still showsterragrunt run-all apply. Updating this toterragrunt run --all applywould make the example fully consistent with the new naming.
82-88: Align Destroy Command Example with New Syntax
Similarly, the destroy example usesterragrunt run-all destroy. Adopting the updated syntax asterragrunt run --all destroywould help avoid confusion.
89-94: Output Command Example Should Reflect Updated Naming
The output example currently usesterragrunt run-all outputwhile the documentation heading advocates forrun --all. Updating this example for uniformity is recommended.🧰 Tools
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7-8: Improve Sentence Structure for Clarity
The description currently reads:
“Displays help information about Terragrunt commands and their usage. Can be used with specific commands to get detailed help about that command.”
For better flow, consider revising it to something like:
"Displays help information about Terragrunt commands and their usage. It can be used with specific commands to provide detailed help about that command."
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9-10: Punctuation Suggestion for Improved Readability
The sentence “When enabled, Terragrunt will disable all logging output. This is useful when you want to see only the OpenTofu/Terraform output or when using Terragrunt in scripts where logging isn't needed.” could benefit from a comma for clarity. For example:-This is useful when you want to see only the OpenTofu/Terraform output or when using Terragrunt in scripts where logging isn't needed. +This is useful when you want to see only the OpenTofu/Terraform output, or when using Terragrunt in scripts where logging isn't needed.This small punctuation improvement will make the sentence easier to read.
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11-17: Informative Use-Case List with a Minor Style Suggestion.
The bullet points effectively outline why one might need to specify a custom binary path. To add some variety and avoid repetition, consider rephrasing the similar points in lines 15 and 16 (e.g., alternating phrasing rather than starting both with "You want to...").🧰 Tools
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24-26: Well-Documented Warning on Binary Override.
This note clearly explains the overriding behavior of the custom binary path. For enhanced readability, you might consider using an admonition (or blockquote) style if your markdown renderer supports it, to make this critical information stand out even more.
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docs-starlight/src/data/flags/hcl-validate-json.mdx (3)
1-7: Solid YAML Frontmatter for the New FlagThe YAML front matter defines the new
jsonflag clearly with all the necessary properties—name, description, type, and environment variable. This makes the flag easily discoverable and usable by end users.
9-10: Clear and Concise Flag DescriptionThe explanation following the front matter succinctly informs users that enabling this flag will output validation results in JSON format. It’s straightforward and very user-friendly!
11-16: Helpful Example SectionThe example section effectively demonstrates how to run the Terragrunt command with the
--jsonflag. This practical usage example enhances the documentation and aids in user understanding.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-include-external.mdx (1)
1-7: YAML Front Matter is Well-StructuredThis front matter section is clear and concise. It defines the flag name, description, type, and associated environment variable in a manner consistent with our documentation practices. Nice work on maintaining readability and consistency!
docs-starlight/src/data/flags/disable-bucket-update.mdx (1)
1-7: Frontmatter Clarity & CompletenessThe YAML frontmatter is nicely structured with all the key fields—name, description, type, and env—clearly outlined. This helps ensure that downstream tools or readers can easily parse the flag’s metadata.
docs-starlight/src/data/flags/engine-skip-check.mdx (2)
1-7: YAML Front Matter Looks Spot-On
The YAML metadata is well-formed, clearly defining the newengine-skip-checkflag with its name, description, type, and associated environment variable. Great job keeping it concise!
9-17: Informative Flag Documentation
The body of the documentation neatly explains the purpose and usage of the flag. It tells users that enabling this flag will skip the checksum validation, which is very useful for development or testing with self-developed engines. The instructions are clear and actionable.🧰 Tools
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docs-starlight/src/data/flags/config.mdx (4)
1-8: YAML Front Matter Looks Great!
The front matter is clear and concise—it correctly defines the newconfigflag along with its description, type, and associated environment variable.
9-10: Clear Flag Description
This introductory text succinctly explains the purpose of the flag and its default behavior. It’s straightforward and user-friendly.
11-15: Informative Use Cases Section
The bullet points effectively list the scenarios in which a custom configuration path would be useful. This helps users quickly grasp when and why to use the flag.
16-21: Effective Example Usage Block
The example usage provided in the bash code snippet clearly demonstrates how to employ the--configflag on the command line. It’s a practical inclusion for end users.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/hcl-validate-show-config-path.mdx (3)
1-7: Clean YAML Front Matter!The metadata section is neat and clear—with descriptive keys and a proper list for environment variables. This setup makes it very easy for both machines and humans to understand the configuration details of the flag.
9-10: Clear Feature ExplanationThe description succinctly explains the purpose of the flag and its usefulness when validating multiple files. It’s clear and directly to the point, helping users understand why they might want this feature.
11-15: Well-Formatted Example SectionThe example section is well done. The use of a bash code block to demonstrate the command usage makes it very accessible and practical for users. It’s a great touch that turns abstract documentation into actionable insight.
docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-exclude-external.mdx (2)
1-7: YAML Front Matter: Looks Solid!The header neatly defines the flag metadata (name, description, type, and associated environment variable), making it easy for both the docs system and end users to recognize the flag's purpose. If your project documentation standards ever call for additional metadata (e.g., default values, categories, or tags), consider augmenting this section accordingly.
9-13: Flag Description: Clear and InformativeThe content below the header clearly outlines what the flag does. It explains that external dependencies are excluded during
allcommand executions and even points out how these are determined relative to thequeue-include-dir. This clarity is great for user understanding. One minor suggestion would be to consider adding a short usage example or a brief note on potential impacts—if that aligns with your docs style—to further assist users.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/inputs-debug.mdx (2)
1-7: YAML Front Matter Looks Great!
The metadata block clearly defines the flag's name, description, type, and the associated environment variable. Everything appears neatly structured for easy reference.
9-11: Explanatory Text is Clear and Useful
The description following the front matter effectively explains what happens when the flag is enabled and properly directs the user to the Debugging guide. If you're feeling extra adventurous, you might consider adding an example snippet later on for further clarity.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/no-color.mdx (1)
1-7: Front Matter is Clear and Correct
The YAML front matter is well-structured and straightforward. The metadata—covering the flag’s name, description, type, and the associated environment variable—is clear and informative. This setup will definitely help users understand the purpose and usage of theno-colorflag.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/provider-cache-registry-names.mdx (1)
9-11: Ensure Consistency in Documentation TextThe body text clearly explains the flag’s purpose and usage. Just double-check that any updates made to the YAML front matter (e.g., default registry details) are consistently reflected here. Overall, it reads well!
docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-ignore-dag-order.mdx (2)
1-7: YAML Front Matter is Well-StructuredThe metadata clearly defines the flag with its name, description, type, and the corresponding environment variable. This layout makes it easy for users and tooling to parse and understand the flag's intent.
11-13: Clear Warning and Helpful GuidanceThe cautionary note about potential errors when using this flag with state-modifying commands is clear and valuable. Additionally, linking to the Stacks feature documentation offers users a path for deeper understanding.
docs-starlight/src/data/flags/stack-output-format.mdx (2)
9-14: Format Descriptions & Examples:
The documentation for the available output formats is concise and provides clear examples. This helps users understand the available options with minimal fuss—nice work!
25-26: TODO Reminder:
There’s a placeholder comment indicating the need to port over enhanced content from the old docs. It’s a good idea to link this to an issue or a task list so that it doesn’t get lost in the shuffle once the PR merges.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
docs-starlight/src/data/commands/stack/output.mdx (2)
14-23: New Examples Section:
The added examples section is well-organized and clearly demonstrates how to use the command with different output formats. This makes the documentation more user-friendly and practical. Great job!
25-27: Flags Update:
The updated flags list includingstack-output-format,stack-output-json, andstack-output-rawis clean and consistent with the newly added flag documentation. Ensure the references across the docs remain in sync as the documentation evolves.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-excludes-file.mdx (2)
1-7: Great YAML Metadata Block!
The YAML front matter is clear, well-organized, and provides all the essential details for this flag.
11-11: Clear Documentation Note
The guidance on getting more details via the [Stacks] feature documentation is clear and helpful. Nice work linking the reference!docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-strict-include.mdx (4)
1-8: YAML Front Matter VerificationThe metadata block is well-structured and clearly defines the flag. The flag name, description, type, and environment variables are all neatly organized.
9-10: Import Statement CheckThe
FileTreecomponent is imported correctly. It's used later to render an example directory tree, which is a neat touch!
11-12: Introductory Documentation ClarityThe opening description clearly explains that when the flag is enabled, only directories that match the
--queue-include-dirpatterns are processed. The linked reference makes it easy to navigate to more details.
13-28: Example Directory Structure ClarityThe
FileTreeexample effectively illustrates the directory layout, showing bothprodandstagingdirectories. This visual representation should help users quickly grasp the intended behavior of the flag.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-include-dir.mdx (1)
1-7: Front Matter Looks Great!
The YAML metadata is clearly defined with all the right fields for the flag. Nice job keeping it consistent!docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-exclude-dir.mdx (1)
1-7: Front Matter is Clear
The front matter for the new flag is well-structured and adheres to the project’s style. Great work!docs-starlight/src/data/flags/in-download-dir.mdx (2)
1-7: Solid Front Matter Definition
The YAML metadata here is spot on, with clear naming, description, type, and environment variables. Keep it up!
9-25: Clear & Practical Documentation with Helpful Examples
The main content does a great job explaining what happens when the flag is enabled, and the bullet list effectively highlights the use cases. The bash code examples are clear and provide valuable context on how to use the flag in real scenarios. This is exactly the kind of documentation that makes user onboarding a breeze!docs-starlight/src/components/Flag.astro (1)
1-15: Nice work on the component setup! 👍The component structure is clean and well-organized. The async data fetching pattern using
getEntryis a good choice for content management.docs-starlight/src/pages/docs/reference/cli/commands/[...slug].astro (1)
15-34: Great use of Promise.all for concurrent processing! 🚀The async implementation with
Promise.allfor mapping commands is an excellent performance optimization.docs-starlight/src/content.config.ts (1)
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Heads up: Making example descriptions required might break things 🤔
I notice we're making the
descriptionfield required in examples. While I love good documentation, this could break existing command files that have examples without descriptions.Let's check if this affects any existing files:
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Heads up: The example schema remains backward-compatible.
The current revision in
docs-starlight/src/content.config.tsstill marks the description as optional (description: z.string().optional()), so there's no risk of breaking existing files. I ran (and re-ran) checks for missing description fields in command examples, and nothing concerning popped up. If later you decide that descriptions should be required, please plan a migration for existing files; otherwise, we’re all set.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/hcl-fmt-check.mdx (1)
1-20: Great documentation for the hcl-fmt-check flag!This new file provides a clear and concise description of the flag, its type, the environment variable, and even a useful example for usage in CI/CD pipelines. Everything's spot on!
docs-starlight/src/data/flags/iam-assume-role-session-name.mdx (1)
1-12: Clear and concise flag documentation!The file clearly outlines the flag's purpose, type, and associated environment variable. The additional explanation about its usage in conjunction with the iam-assume-role command and a link to further authentication details makes it very helpful.
docs-starlight/src/data/flags/catalog-no-include-root.mdx (1)
1-18: Nice addition for the no-include-root configuration!This documentation does a great job explaining what the option does and why it might be useful. The example provided clarifies its purpose, helping users understand how to incorporate it in their workflows.
docs-starlight/src/data/flags/iam-assume-role.mdx (1)
1-12: Solid documentation for the iam-assume-role flag!The file explains the purpose and usage of the flag clearly. Including details about the environment variable and links to further authentication documentation really boosts its clarity.
docs-starlight/src/data/commands/hcl/fmt.mdx (1)
12-21: Nice update to the hcl fmt command documentation!The new examples and flags sections are well integrated, making it easy for users to understand the available options. The file’s structure is intuitive and clearly aligns with the rest of the documentation.
docs-starlight/src/data/flags/all.mdx (2)
1-8: Clear YAML Front Matter and Metadata.
The front matter is well-formed and clearly defines the flag properties (name, description, type, and environment variable). Nice and concise!
9-20: Comprehensive Flag Documentation.
The documentation below the front matter does a great job explaining the purpose of theallflag, and the example command is illustrative. Consider checking that any references to external documentation (like the Stacks feature URL) stay up-to-date.docs-starlight/src/data/commands/scaffold.mdx (3)
1-9: Well-Structured YAML and Overview.
The YAML header is clear and provides a good overview of the scaffold command, including usage, sidebar order, and flag definitions. The new simplified flag names (e.g.,scaffold-no-include-root) help maintain consistency with the documentation overhaul.
10-13: Simplified Flag Entries.
Listing the simplified flag names here is neat. Just ensure that these new names are consistently used in all command references throughout the docs.
24-25: Helpful Additional Information.
The concluding note with a link to the scaffold documentation is a nice touch—this aids users looking for deeper integration details.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/dependency-fetch-output-from-state.mdx (1)
1-7: Solid YAML and Flag Setup.
The YAML front matter clearly outlines the flag's name, description, type, and associated environment variable. It’s straightforward and correctly formatted.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/backend-require-bootstrap.mdx (2)
1-7: Robust YAML Front Matter.
The YAML header here is clear and effectively communicates the flag's purpose and configuration details. Everything looks spot on in defining the safety mechanism for state bucket setup.
9-17: Clear and Concise Flag Explanation.
The descriptive text properly outlines why and when this flag should be used, emphasizing production safety. The bullet point list is especially helpful for clarity.docs-starlight/src/content/docs/04-reference/02-cli/98-global-flags.mdx (2)
1-8: Well-Defined Global Documentation Header.
The YAML front matter here provides clear metadata for the Global Flags page—title, description, slug, and sidebar order are all well set.
9-68: Comprehensive and Organized Global Flags Layout.
Importing the<Flag>component and listing each flag in its own section makes the page easy to follow. The sections are clearly delineated (Experiment, Log settings, etc.), and the consistent use of the<Flag>component ensures uniform presentation.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/units-that-include.mdx (6)
1-7: Front Matter Validity Check
The YAML front matter is well-structured and includes all the necessary fields (name, description, type, and env). Great job on setting up the metadata!
9-10: Component Import Confirmation
The import of theFileTreecomponent from@astrojs/starlight/componentsis clear and appropriate for rendering the directory example.
11-12: Clear Flag Description
The introductory explanation clearly conveys that this flag limits command execution only to Terragrunt units that include a specified file. Nicely written!
15-29: Example Directory Structure
The<FileTree>example is well-formatted and effectively illustrates a common project structure. This visual aid will help users quickly grasp the concept.
33-35: Bash Command Example
The provided bash snippet succinctly demonstrates how to use the flag. It’s clear and to the point.
37-39: Concluding Note Clarity
The note at the end clearly differentiates this flag from the similar--queue-include-units-readingflag. The explanation is both concise and informative.docs-starlight/src/data/commands/exec.mdx (3)
12-17: New Examples Section Added
The addition of the examples section is a great enhancement. The first example clearly shows how to execute a simple echo command via Terragrunt.
18-20: Additional Example for File Inspection
The second example effectively demonstrates using the--in-download-dirflag to inspect a file (here,main.tf). This adds useful context for users.
21-30: Comprehensive Flags Listing
Listing all the relevant flags for theexeccommand in a concise format is both helpful and consistent with the updated documentation style.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/queue-include-units-reading.mdx (11)
1-7: Front Matter Verification
The YAML front matter for this file is complete and accurate. It clearly sets up the flag with its name, description, type, and environment variable alias.
9-10: Component Import Validation
Importing theFileTreecomponent helps maintain consistency with other documentation examples. This is well done.
11-13: Detailed Functionality Overview
The description effectively explains how the flag works—highlighting the similarity to--queue-units-that-includewhile noting the additional capability of detecting file reads via HCL functions.
14-16: Well-Illustrated Use Case
The text clearly outlines a practical scenario for using this flag. The step-by-step explanation makes the information approachable for users.
17-30: Folder Structure Example Clarity
The<FileTree>example provides an intuitive visual representation of the folder layout, which reinforces the textual explanation.
31-32: HCL Use Case Introduction
The introductory lines before the HCL snippet set the stage nicely for the practical example that follows.
33-39: HCL Snippet for File Read
The HCL code snippet demonstrates how to use Terragrunt’s file-reading functionality effectively. The formatting and clarity are excellent.
41-45: Explanation on File Tracking
This section explains how Terragrunt tracks file reads, and it does a good job of elaborating on the underlying mechanism.🧰 Tools
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47-48: Guidance on Manual File Marking
The advice to use themark_as_readfunction in scenarios where automatic tracking might fail is very helpful and adds robustness to the documentation.
49-50: HCL Example for mark_as_read
The provided snippet effectively shows how to implement manual file marking in alocalsblock.
52-64: Detailed HCL Example
This example further clarifies how to integratemark_as_readwith inputs. It’s detailed without being overwhelming.docs-starlight/src/data/commands/run.mdx (1)
28-73: Refactored Flags Section Review
The updated flags section now presents a clean, easily scannable list of all available flags for theruncommand. The removal of overly detailed descriptions aligns with the new documentation style guidelines, resulting in improved readability and consistency across files.docs-starlight/src/data/flags/auth-provider-cmd.mdx (7)
1-8: Front Matter Check
The YAML front matter is correctly configured with all relevant fields such as name, description, lookup, type, and env. This provides a solid start for the document.
10-11: Introductory Text Clarity
The opening paragraph clearly explains the purpose and timing of executing the authentication command, particularly emphasizing its role during HCL parsing.
12-31: JSON Schema Documentation
Including the JSON schema in a code block is a strong move. The schema is detailed, making it easy for users to understand the expected output for the authentication command.
33-37: Clear Workflow Explanation
This section effectively describes how Terragrunt leverages the command’s JSON output to set environment variables and assume roles. It’s straightforward and useful.🧰 Tools
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39-47: Simple Bash Example
The provided bash script serves as a simple yet effective example of how to output the required JSON. It’s clean, minimal, and gets the point across.
45-48: Technology-Agnostic Guidance
The text explains that any technology can be used for the authentication provider, which is a friendly reminder of the flexibility offered.
49-57: AWS Credential Configuration Advice
The guidelines for AWS-specific configurations clearly state the precedence ofawsCredentialsoverenvs, ensuring users know the best practice for AWS integration.🧰 Tools
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docs-starlight/src/content/docs/06-migrate/03-cli-redesign.md (3)
1-7: Well-Structured YAML Front Matter
The metadata block (title, description, slug, and sidebar order) is clear and correctly formatted for the new migration guide.
9-14: Clear Introduction Section
The “Background” section introduces the guide in a concise manner. It gives readers the necessary context for the CLI redesign and mentions the ongoing work (WIP), which is helpful for setting proper expectations.
15-24: Concise Overview of Migration Changes
The list of high-level migrations (removal of theterragrunt-prefix, renaming of environment variables, introduction of new commands, etc.) is clear and to the point. The use of “WIP” for items in progress is appropriate.docs-starlight/src/content/docs/02-features/02-stacks.mdx (2)
98-101: Helpful Note on Potential Plan Errors
The note explaining that runningrun --all planmight produce errors if dependencies aren’t applied is clear and informative. It provides useful guidance for troubleshooting.
552-556: Clear Explanation on Stack Scope
The added explanation about how Terragrunt limits the run queue to units in the current stack (e.g. theus-east-1stack) is detailed and very helpful for users to understand the execution scope.docs/_docs/04_reference/02-cli-options.md (3)
800-816: Enhanced Navigation with Structured Table of Contents
The new hierarchical listing of commands and flags significantly improves the document’s navigability. Grouping items under sections like “Main commands,” “Stack commands,” etc., makes it much easier to locate specific details.
1590-1608: Detailed Explanation for--queue-include-units-reading
The section gives an excellent, step‐by‐step explanation (with a tree diagram and HCL snippet) of how Terragrunt identifies modules that read a given file. This added context is very useful.
1-2224: Comprehensive and Well-Organized CLI Options Reference
The entire reorganization of the CLI options reference is impressive. The detailed sections, usage examples, and clear listing of both CLI arguments and environment variable aliases make this reference an excellent resource for users.🧰 Tools
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docs-starlight/src/data/flags/tf-path.mdx (3)
1-7: YAML Front Matter looks solid.
The metadata is concise and perfectly captures the flag’s purpose along with its environment mapping. Great job!
9-10: Clear and Concise Description.
The introduction neatly explains what the flag does and how Terragrunt derives the binary, making it accessible for users.
18-22: Excellent Example Code Block.
The example is practical and clearly demonstrates how to invoke Terragrunt with the custom--tf-pathoption. This concrete example will help users implement the flag without a hitch.
| const flags = await Promise.all(command.data.flags.map(async (flagName: string) => { | ||
| const flag = (await getEntry('flags', flagName))!; | ||
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| slug: flag.name, | ||
| text: `--${flag.name}`, | ||
| slug: flag.data.name, | ||
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Add error handling for flag entry retrieval
The flag entry retrieval could fail, and we should handle that gracefully.
const flags = await Promise.all(command.data.flags.map(async (flagName: string) => {
- const flag = (await getEntry('flags', flagName))!;
+ try {
+ const flag = await getEntry('flags', flagName);
+ if (!flag) {
+ console.warn(`Flag entry not found: ${flagName}`);
+ return null;
+ }
+ return {
+ depth: 3,
+ slug: flag.data.name,
+ text: `--${flag.data.name}`,
+ };
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error(`Error loading flag ${flagName}:`, error);
+ return null;
+ }
- return {
- depth: 3,
- slug: flag.data.name,
- text: `--${flag.data.name}`,
- };
-}));
+})).then(flags => flags.filter(Boolean));📝 Committable suggestion
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| text: `--${flag.name}`, | |
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| text: `--${flag.data.name}`, | |
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| if (!flag) { | |
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| text: `--${flag.data.name}`, | |
| }; | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| console.error(`Error loading flag ${flagName}:`, error); | |
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| } | |
| })).then(flags => flags.filter(Boolean)); |
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1-7: Frontmatter Completeness
The YAML frontmatter is clear and follows our documentation standards with title, description, slug, and sidebar order. Consider adding optional metadata (e.g., adateorauthorfield) if it benefits documentation indexing in the future.
28-45: Clear Flag Removal Instructions with Examples
The section explaining the removal of theterragrunt-prefix is well laid out with before/after examples. This makes it easy for users to see the exact change required. One minor note: consider varying the phrasing slightly (as hinted by static analysis) to maintain a fresh tone throughout the document.🧰 Tools
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26-26: Documentation Update for Experiment-Mode LinkThe updated hyperlink on line 26 for "experiment-mode" correctly points to
/docs/reference/experimentsas intended by the PR objectives. This change enhances clarity and ensures users are directed to the right section.
40-41: Documentation Update for Experiment LinkThe link update for "experiment" now correctly refers to
/docs/reference/experiments. This simplifies navigation and aligns with the overall documentation restructure. Just double-check that the landing page includes all the necessary context for users.docs-starlight/src/content/docs/02-features/08-authentication.md (4)
2-4: Generalized Doc Metadata UpdateThe title, description, and slug have been updated from an AWS-specific focus to a broader authentication context. This aligns perfectly with the overall direction to make the docs more universally applicable.
43-44: Updated--iam-roleLink ReferenceThe link for the
--iam-roleCLI flag now correctly points to/docs/reference/cli/commands/run#iam-role, matching the new documentation navigation. This update improves clarity and consistency across the docs.
70-70: Updated--iam-web-identity-tokenLink ReferenceThe revision updates the link for the
--iam-web-identity-tokenflag to/docs/reference/cli/commands/run#iam-web-identity-token. This ensures that users are directed to the current CLI structure, which is great for maintaining doc consistency.
109-109: Updated--auth-provider-cmdLink ReferenceThe link for the
--auth-provider-cmdflag has been refreshed to point to the new path/docs/reference/cli/commands/run#auth-provider-cmd, reflecting the restructured documentation layout. This update is clear and user-friendly.docs-starlight/src/content/docs/06-migrate/03-cli-redesign.md (9)
9-14: Clear Background Section
The "Background" section concisely explains the context behind the CLI changes and the associated RFC (#3445), while appropriately noting that the guide is a work-in-progress. Once the changes are finalized, a quick update to this section could prevent any potential confusion.
17-23: Concise Listing of CLI Changes
The bullet list detailing the key CLI adjustments is straightforward and informative. For the items marked with WIP, a reminder to update these once the features are finalized will help keep the documentation aligned with the current implementation.
24-28: Migration Guide & Section Headers
The "Migration guide" heading and the brief introduction that follows clearly set user expectations about what needs to be updated. The clear header for "Removeterragrunt-prefix from flags" makes it easy for readers to navigate the necessary changes.
64-80: Good Environment Variable Update Guidance
The instructions on updating environment variables are detailed and include clear before/after code blocks. This aids users in quickly understanding the modifications required. Nice touch linking to the relevant CLI reference.
82-96: Handling Complex Environment Variable Changes
This part addresses cases where a simple string replacement won’t suffice (e.g.,TERRAGRUNT_DEBUG). The example is clear, and the corresponding before/after blocks effectively illustrate the required change.
100-118: Introducing the NewrunCommand
The explanation of the newruncommand, along with its before/after examples, clearly communicates the migration path for users shifting from the old invocation style. This section is user-friendly and straight to the point.
119-127: Informative Note on Command Shortcuts
The details regarding the support of shortcuts (like continuing to useterragrunt plan) and the exceptions (such as for non-shortcut commands) are helpful. This additional context enhances user understanding while reducing potential confusion during migration.
128-142: Explicit Execution for Non-Shortcut Commands
Your explanation about commands that won’t have shortcuts (likeworkspaceandgraph) is both clear and informative. The step-by-step examples guide users on how to make these adjustments effortlessly.
143-159: Seamless Transition for Deprecated Commands
The guidance on replacing therun-allcommand withrun --allis intuitively laid out. The before/after examples ensure that users can easily update their scripts without any hiccups.
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80-82: Consider enhancing the exclusion documentation.While the comment explains why these links are ignored, it would be helpful to add a brief example or reference to where these external files are expected to be found.
- // Unfortunately, these have to be ignored, as they're - // referencing links that exist outside the file. + // These links reference dynamic content in the CLI run command + // documentation that's generated at runtime. See the run command + // docs at docs/reference/cli/commands/run.md for details.
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36-36: Nice addition of the Logging section! 👍The new sidebar entry follows the established pattern and will automatically generate the navigation from the logging documentation directory.
52-52: Good catch adding the site URL! 🎯This is essential for proper absolute URL generation and SEO. The URL format looks correct for the v1 documentation.
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Is this only for test deployment?
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Ya. I left a todo to remove it after we replace terragrunt.gruntwork.io with terragrunt-v1.grubtwork.io.
Description
Adds more documentation that's missing in the starlight rewrite.
TODOs
Read the Gruntwork contribution guidelines.
Release Notes (draft)
Updated the documentation for the starlight rewrite.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Documentation
unitanderrorsin the documentation, detailing their configurations and usage.New Features
Bug Fixes