Add terraform version command #1016
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This commit adds a new `module.terraform` command which returns the required and discovered version of Terraform in the currrent workspace.
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Aside from my in-line comments, do you mind adding a test for this new command?
Feel free to look into https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform-ls/blob/main/internal/langserver/handlers/execute_command_module_providers_test.go for some inspiration.
This ticket is targeting hashicorp/vscode-terraform#697, which points to #69 for detecting and tracking when the version changes. Should we tackle both work items in this PR, or just the original ticket? |
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Good question! So I think for the Terraform version in particular, until #69 is addressed, it won't change, but the version requirements which are parsed from the configuration may change at any time - so for those I think we should send the updates. |
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Since this is getting the data from memory, it should be pretty quick (definitely sub-second, low milliseconds in most cases), so I'm not sure there's much value in the progress reporting for this particular command?
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The method is a no-op if a token isn't provided in the request, so this technically doesn't do anything yet.
My thinking along this lines is that we enable progress information everywhere as we go, instead of having to add when there's a problem. Then we can dial back if it's too much.
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Thank you for adding the test - that looks good - we could possibly deal with the data updates in a separate PR, if you wish. One thing we should still do however is to document this new command here https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform-ls/blob/main/docs/commands.md |
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Version change notification added and docs updated |
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I'm half wondering if the refresh command should be called refreshModuleTerraform, to indicate that it's related to the module.terraform, which in turn exposes more than just a Terraform version, however I'm also happy to keep it as is while we figure out what exact data and in what exact shape do we want to expose. 😃
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| moduleHooks = append(moduleHooks, callRefreshClientCommand(svc.server, commandId)) | |||
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| if commandId, ok := lsp.ExperimentalClientCapabilities(cc.Experimental).RefreshTerraformVersionCommandId(); ok { | |||
| moduleHooks = append(moduleHooks, callRefreshClientCommand(svc.server, commandId)) | |||
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I think in the long run we'll probably want to create a separate hook which only fires when the data exposed through each command changes (not just any data), but this is 🆗 for now, since the other two refresh commands above have the exact same problem.
Co-authored-by: Radek Simko <radek.simko@gmail.com>
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This commit adds a new
module.terraformcommand which returns the required and discovered version of Terraform in the currrent workspace.