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website/docs/integrations/atlantis.mdx (4)
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40-307: Great reorganization and expansion of the configuration section!The changes in the configuration section greatly improve the clarity of the Atlantis integration setup process. The emphasis on two primary configuration methods and the inclusion of detailed examples for both are particularly helpful.
Consider adding a brief comparison table or summary at the end of this section to help users quickly understand the pros and cons of each configuration method.
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309-393: Excellent addition of the Atlantis Workflows section!The new section on Atlantis Workflows provides crucial information on configuring workflows both server-side and at the repo level. The examples for both configuration types are particularly helpful.
Consider adding a note or brief explanation about when to choose server-side vs. repo-level workflow configuration to help users make an informed decision.
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395-458: Great addition of the Dynamic Repo Config Generation section!The explanation of dynamic
atlantis.yamlgeneration and the introduction of the--affected-onlyflag provide users with powerful tools for managing their Atlantis configurations. The detailed explanations of how the command works with different flags are particularly helpful.Consider adding a brief example command or output to illustrate how the
--affected-onlyflag changes the generated configuration.
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486-513: Excellent addition of the GitHub Actions integration guide!The guide on using the Atlantis integration with GitHub Actions provides valuable information for automating the process. The steps for setting up authentication and executing commands in a GitHub Action are clear and helpful.
Consider adding a brief note about potential security considerations when using Personal Access Tokens (PATs) in GitHub Actions, such as using repository or organization-level secrets for storing the PAT.
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examples/quick-start-advanced/Dockerfile (3)
9-12: Summary: Version updates for Atmos and TerraformThe changes in this Dockerfile are limited to version updates for Atmos (1.89.0 to 1.93.0) and Terraform (1.9.7 to 1.9.8). These updates are consistently applied throughout the file, including in the installation commands.
These changes keep the development environment up-to-date with the latest stable versions of these tools, which is generally a good practice. However, it's important to:
- Verify compatibility with the rest of the environment and project requirements.
- Test the new versions with existing configurations and workflows.
- Be aware of any breaking changes or new features that might affect your project.
Consider documenting these version changes in your project's changelog or release notes.
9-9: Approved: Atmos version updateThe Atmos version has been updated from 1.89.0 to 1.93.0. This keeps the tool up-to-date with the latest features and bug fixes.
Please ensure that this version is compatible with the rest of the environment and project requirements. You can verify the changelog for any breaking changes:
#!/bin/bash # Fetch the changelog for Atmos v1.93.0 gh release view --repo cloudposse/atmos v1.93.0
12-12: Approved: Terraform version updateThe Terraform version has been updated from 1.9.7 to 1.9.8. This minor version update likely includes bug fixes and small improvements.
Please ensure that this version is compatible with your existing Terraform configurations. You can verify the changelog for any potential issues:
Additionally, it's recommended to test this new version with your existing Terraform configurations to ensure there are no unexpected behaviors.
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Verified: Terraform version update
The Terraform version has been successfully updated from 1.9.7 to 1.9.8. The changelog indicates that this minor version includes bug fixes and improvements without introducing any breaking changes.
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website/docs/integrations/atlantis.mdx (4)
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1-38: Excellent improvements to the introduction and overview!The updates to the introduction and "How it Works" sections provide a clearer and more comprehensive overview of the Atlantis integration with Atmos. The addition of specific commands and their purposes enhances the reader's understanding of the integration process.
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460-484: Valuable addition of the Working with Private Repositories section!The guidance provided on working with private repositories is crucial for many users. The explanation of different authentication methods and access strategies enhances the overall usability of the Atlantis integration with Atmos.
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515-676: Great addition of the Example GitHub Action!The complete example of a GitHub Action for Atlantis integration with Atmos is highly valuable. It provides a clear template for users to implement the integration in their own projects.
Note: The ATMOS_VERSION has been updated to 1.93.0. This is a good practice to keep the example up-to-date with the latest version.
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1-677: Outstanding improvements to the Atlantis integration documentation!The changes made to this file significantly enhance the quality and usefulness of the Atlantis integration documentation. The addition of new sections, expanded examples, and more detailed explanations provide a comprehensive guide for users implementing the Atlantis integration with Atmos.
Key improvements include:
- Clearer introduction and overview of the integration
- Reorganized and expanded configuration section
- New sections on Atlantis Workflows and Dynamic Repo Config Generation
- Guidance on working with private repositories
- Instructions for using the integration with GitHub Actions
- A complete example of a GitHub Action for implementation
These enhancements will greatly assist users in understanding and implementing the Atlantis integration effectively.
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atlantis.yamlfile to streamline integration with private repositories.