add docs on managing state with digger #1974

motatoes · 2025-06-12T00:37:12Z

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- Added a new guide on managing Terraform state with Digger automation, including configuration examples and best practices.
- Updated navigation to include the new "Managing state" documentation in the "How To" section.

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A new documentation page explaining how to manage Terraform state with Digger automation has been added. The navigation configuration is updated to include this page as the first entry in the "How To" section, with no changes to code or exported entities.

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docs/ce/howto/managing-state.mdx	Added documentation on managing Terraform state with Digger, including examples and screenshots
docs/mint.json	Updated navigation to add the new "Managing state" page as the first "How To" entry

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In the docs a new page appears,
Guiding you through state with no fears.
S3 buckets lined up in a row,
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Managing state is now easy to do!
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PR Summary

Added new documentation for managing Terraform state files in Digger, including structured guidance for backend configuration and workflow setup.

Added docs/ce/howto/managing-state.mdx providing comprehensive documentation on state management configuration
Updated docs/mint.json to include the new state management guide in the 'How To' section navigation
Documentation prioritizes state management as a fundamental concept by placing it at the start of the How To section

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greptile-apps · 2025-06-12T00:37:40Z

docs/ce/howto/managing-state.mdx

+title: "Managing state"
+---
+
+In this secion we cover approaces to manage state with digger's automation.


syntax: Multiple typos: 'secion' should be 'section' and 'approaces' should be 'approaches'

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In this secion we cover approaces to manage state with digger's automation.

In this section we cover approaches to manage state with digger's automation.

greptile-apps · 2025-06-12T00:37:41Z

docs/ce/howto/managing-state.mdx

+
+The example repo for this is here: https://github.com/diggerhq/states-test
+
+In this example we have the followign directory structure:


syntax: Typo: 'followign' should be 'following'

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In this example we have the followign directory structure:

In this example we have the following directory structure:

greptile-apps · 2025-06-12T00:37:42Z

docs/ce/howto/managing-state.mdx

+}
+```
+
+We ommit the backend state name, key and region on purpose since it is defined in the file tf_backend.tfbackend within the same directory:


syntax: Typo: 'ommit' should be 'omit'

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We ommit the backend state name, key and region on purpose since it is defined in the file tf_backend.tfbackend within the same directory:

We omit the backend state name, key and region on purpose since it is defined in the file tf_backend.tfbackend within the same directory:

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	In this secion we cover approaces to manage state with digger's automation.
	In this section we cover approaches to manage state with digger's automation.


		The example repo for this is here: https://github.com/diggerhq/states-test

		In this example we have the followign directory structure:

	In this example we have the followign directory structure:
	In this example we have the following directory structure:

	We ommit the backend state name, key and region on purpose since it is defined in the file tf_backend.tfbackend within the same directory:
	We omit the backend state name, key and region on purpose since it is defined in the file tf_backend.tfbackend within the same directory:

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