After using terragrunt apply-all for a bit, I'm starting to find this formatting frustrating:
Module /repos/gruntwork-clients/acme/infrastructure-live/stage/ecs-cluster depends on module /repos/gruntwork-clients/acme/infrastructure-live/mgmt/bastion-host, which is an external dependency outside of the current working directory. Should Terragrunt skip over this external dependency? Warning, if you say 'no', Terragrunt will make changes in /repos/gruntwork-clients/acme/infrastructure-live/mgmt/bastion-host as well! (y/n)
It's just a lot to read, especially when you're working fast. What do you think of a format like this?
Should Terragrunt apply the following external dependency? (y/n)
Module: /repos/gruntwork-clients/acme/infrastructure-live/stage/ecs-cluster
External Dependency: /repos/gruntwork-clients/acme/infrastructure-live/mgmt/bastion-host
I had the same concern. I like your proposed alternative. Seems clean and elegant!
Wow, 2016.
Unfortunately, logs still look unreadable
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Wow, 2016.
Unfortunately, logs still look unreadable