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Enhancement


Description

  • Add data source to check existing project memberships

  • Export project memberships through new output variable

  • Enable membership validation before assignment operations

  • Support membership existence checks for GitLab projects


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main.tf
Add project membership data source                                             

main.tf

  • Add gitlab_project_membership data source to fetch existing
    memberships
  • Reference local project ID for membership lookup
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    outputs.tf
    Export project memberships output                                               

    outputs.tf

  • Add new output gitlab_project_memberships
  • Export current user memberships list from data source
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    Possible Issue

    The data source is fetching project memberships but there's no conditional logic to check membership existence before the membership resource creation. The PR description mentions enabling membership validation, but the code doesn't implement any validation logic.

    data "gitlab_project_membership" "this" {
      project_id = local.project_id
    }
    
    resource "gitlab_project_membership" "project" {
      count        = var.autoassign_current_user_as_maintainer ? 1 : 0
      project      = local.project_id
      user_id      = data.gitlab_current_user.this.id
    Resource Dependency

    The data source may fail if the project doesn't exist or if there are insufficient permissions to read memberships. Consider adding error handling or conditional logic based on project existence.

    data "gitlab_project_membership" "this" {
      project_id = local.project_id
    }

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    Add conditional for data source

    The data source will fail if the project doesn't exist or if there are no
    memberships. Add a lifecycle block with ignore_changes or wrap in a conditional to
    handle cases where the project might not have any members.

    main.tf [94-96]

     data "gitlab_project_membership" "this" {
    +  count      = local.project_id != null ? 1 : 0
       project_id = local.project_id
     }
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

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    Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a potential issue where the data source could fail if local.project_id is null or the project doesn't exist. Adding a conditional count prevents resource creation errors.

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    Handle null membership data safely

    The output will fail if the data source doesn't exist or returns null. Use a
    conditional expression or try() function to handle cases where memberships might not
    be available.

    outputs.tf [47-50]

     output "gitlab_project_memberships" {
       description = "List of current user memberships in the Gitlab project where the Gitlab Agents are installed."
    -  value       = data.gitlab_project_membership.this.members
    +  value       = try(data.gitlab_project_membership.this.members, [])
     }
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

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    Why: The suggestion addresses a potential runtime error when accessing data.gitlab_project_membership.this.members if the data source fails or returns null. Using try() provides a safe fallback with an empty list.

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    Pull Request Overview

    This PR enhances the GitLab project membership handling by adding validation to check if the current user is already a maintainer before attempting to assign membership. This prevents conflicts when the user already has project access.

    • Add data source to fetch existing project memberships
    • Implement logic to check if current user is already a maintainer
    • Conditionally assign membership only when user is not already a maintainer

    Reviewed Changes

    Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

    File Description
    main.tf Adds membership data source and conditional logic to prevent duplicate membership assignments
    outputs.tf Removes trailing whitespace
    README.md Documents the membership behavior and potential conflicts

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    @FabrizioCafolla FabrizioCafolla merged commit 27c1c21 into main Oct 8, 2025
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    @FabrizioCafolla FabrizioCafolla deleted the feat/check-if-memerbship-exits branch October 8, 2025 15:52
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