Options not being parsed properly

[azuretek]

I'm using docker atlantisnorth/atlantis:latest and I'm trying to run a plan in a specific directory and it's not working. When I pass the -d option it passes it to terraform and I get this error from terraform:

flag provided but not defined: -d

The command I use is atlantis plan -d . -w <my_env>

Really though this is kinda secondary to my root issue, I have other directories holding spec tests and templates and I'm trying to just force the plan to run in the root directory instead of walking the tree.

Maybe this could just be a feature request? Maybe make an option in the atlantis.yaml to ignore specific directories? It looks like it already ignores a few directories by default, maybe make that configurable?

[lkysow]

Hi @azuretek, you need to use runatlantis/atlantis. Sorry, I renamed the repo recently. You can use the 0.3.0 version.

Regarding your feature request, are you asking to be able to run atlantis plan without the -d . option and have a config option to ignore certain files?

I don't have an ignore option in mind, but what I'm thinking about is implementing autoplan via an atlantis.yaml schema:

plan:
    on_push:
      enabled: true # true by default. If false, planning must be done via comment for this project.
      when_modified: ["*.tf"]

So you could put that in your root, and on a new pull request we'd automatically run plan in the root[

[azuretek]

Will use the new repo, thanks!

I do like that as an option, I just want to avoid a plan failure if I have a folder that doesn't have any .tf files in it. Maybe the when_modified pattern matcher could solve that issue?

[azuretek]

Doesn't look like 0.3.0 is live yet, https://hub.docker.com/r/runatlantis/atlantis/tags/

[lkysow]

ack sorry, haven't set up circle-ci hooks for new tags yet so I need to remember to re-run the master build after a tag. Should be up in a sec.

[lkysow]

Okay, it's up there now!

With the new version if you run atlantis plan -d . it will only run plan in the root so you won't have any failures.