Bump github.com/hashicorp/terraform from 0.12.10 to 0.12.13

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Bumps github.com/hashicorp/terraform from 0.12.10 to 0.12.13.

Release notes

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v0.12.13

UPGRADE NOTES:

• Remote backend local-only operations: Previously the remote backend was not correctly handling variables marked as "HCL" in the remote workspace when running local-only operations like terraform import, instead interpreting them as literal strings as described in #23228.

  That behavior is now corrected in this release, but in the unlikely event that an existing remote workspace contains a variable marked as "HCL" whose value is not valid HCL syntax these local-only commands will now fail with a syntax error where previously the value would not have been parsed at all and so an operation not relying on that value may have succeeded in spite of the problem. If you see an error like "Invalid expression for var.example" on local-only commands after upgrading, ensure that the remotely-stored value for the given variable uses correct HCL value syntax.

  This does not affect true remote operations like terraform plan and terraform apply, because the processing of variables for those always happens in the remote system.

BUG FIXES:

• config: Fix regression where self wasn't properly evaluated when using for_each (#23215)
• config: dotfiles are no longer excluded when copying existing modules; previously, any dotfile/dir was excluded in this copy, but this change makes the local copy behavior match go-getter behavior (#22946)
• core: Ensure create_before_destroy ordering is enforced with dependencies between modules (#22937)
• core: Fix some destroy-time cycles due to unnecessary edges in the graph, and remove unused resource nodes (#22976)
• backend/remote: Correctly handle remotely-stored variables that are marked as "HCL" when running local-only operations like terraform import. Previously they would produce a type mismatch error, due to misinterpreting them as literal strings. (#23229)

v0.12.12

BUG FIXES:

• backend/remote: Don't do local validation of whether variables are set prior to submitting, because only the remote system knows the full set of configured stored variables and environment variables that might contribute. This avoids erroneous error messages about unset required variables for remote runs when those variables will be set by stored variables in the remote workspace. (#23122)

v0.12.11

ENHANCEMENTS:

• backend/s3: Support role_arn in AWS configuration files (#22994)
• backend/remote: Remote backend will now ignore all .terraform/ (exclusive of .terraform/modules) and .git/ directories for uploads during remote plans/applies. You can exclude files from upload to TFC by adding a .terraformignore file to your configuration directory, more details at https://www.terraform.io/docs/backends/types/remote.html (#23105)

BUG FIXES:

• config: Clean up orphan modules in the presence of -target (#21313)
• config: Always evaluate whole resources rather than instances in expressions, so that invalid instance indexes can return a useful error rather than unknown (#22846)
• command/jsonplan: fix bug with missing nested modules planned_values output (#23092)
• command/show: Fix panic when the only resource instance is deposed (#23027)
• commands: When required root module variables are not provided and interactive input is disabled (-input=false), produce a proper "variable not defined" error rather than falling through to an internal assertion failure. (#23040)
• provisioner/puppet: fix bug when connection type was not set in config (#23057)

Changelog

Sourced from github.com/hashicorp/terraform's changelog.

0.12.13 (October 31, 2019)

UPGRADE NOTES:

• Remote backend local-only operations: Previously the remote backend was not correctly handling variables marked as "HCL" in the remote workspace when running local-only operations like terraform import, instead interpreting them as literal strings as described in #23228.

  That behavior is now corrected in this release, but in the unlikely event that an existing remote workspace contains a variable marked as "HCL" whose value is not valid HCL syntax these local-only commands will now fail with a syntax error where previously the value would not have been parsed at all and so an operation not relying on that value may have succeeded in spite of the problem. If you see an error like "Invalid expression for var.example" on local-only commands after upgrading, ensure that the remotely-stored value for the given variable uses correct HCL value syntax.

  This does not affect true remote operations like terraform plan and terraform apply, because the processing of variables for those always happens in the remote system.

BUG FIXES:

• config: Fix regression where self wasn't properly evaluated when using for_each (#23215)
• config: dotfiles are no longer excluded when copying existing modules; previously, any dotfile/dir was excluded in this copy, but this change makes the local copy behavior match go-getter behavior (#22946)
• core: Ensure create_before_destroy ordering is enforced with dependencies between modules (#22937)
• core: Fix some destroy-time cycles due to unnecessary edges in the graph, and remove unused resource nodes (#22976)
• backend/remote: Correctly handle remotely-stored variables that are marked as "HCL" when running local-only operations like terraform import. Previously they would produce a type mismatch error, due to misinterpreting them as literal strings. (#23229)

0.12.12 (October 18, 2019)

BUG FIXES:

• backend/remote: Don't do local validation of whether variables are set prior to submitting, because only the remote system knows the full set of configured stored variables and environment variables that might contribute. This avoids erroneous error messages about unset required variables for remote runs when those variables will be set by stored variables in the remote workspace. (#23122)

0.12.11 (October 17, 2019)

ENHANCEMENTS:

• backend/s3: Support role_arn in AWS configuration files (#22994)
• backend/remote: Remote backend will now ignore all .terraform/ (exclusive of .terraform/modules) and .git/ directories for uploads during remote plans/applies. You can exclude files from upload to TFC by adding a .terraformignore file to your configuration directory, more details at https://www.terraform.io/docs/backends/types/remote.html (#23105)

BUG FIXES:

• config: Clean up orphan modules in the presence of -target (#21313)
• config: Always evaluate whole resources rather than instances in expressions, so that invalid instance indexes can return a useful error rather than unknown (#22846)
• command/jsonplan: fix bug with missing nested modules planned_values output (#23092)
• command/show: Fix panic when the only resource instance is deposed (#23027)
• commands: When required root module variables are not provided and interactive input is disabled (-input=false), produce a proper "variable not defined" error rather than falling through to an internal assertion failure. (#23040)
• provisioner/puppet: fix bug when connection type was not set in config (#23057)

Commits

• 5cb4596 v0.12.13
• 5070ab7 Merge pull request #23185 from scott1138/patch-1
• 6afb82e Update CHANGELOG.md
• 8f27409 backend/remote: Support HCL variable values in local operations
• 9f9f220 backend/remote: Unlock workspace if Context fails
• 74249a8 Merge pull request #23235 from hashicorp/cgriggs01-cherryservers
• e3b18cd [Website] CherryServer doc links
• cd7c3e4 update CHANGELOG.md
• 7829a4f Merge pull request #23215 from hashicorp/jbardin/for-each-self
• 3839405 correctly evaluate self in for_each resources
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