Closed atmosx closed 9 months ago
hi there, would you know where your state is saved in?
in other words, is your Terraform state saved locally or via a remote backend (e.g., AWS S3)? https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/language/settings/backends/configuration
If local, this is then not an issue with this Terraform provider (or any other provider); local backends (default) mean the state is saved as a file on your local machine, and switching to other machines will see the issue you mentioned above 🤓 hope it helps!
hi there, would you know where your state is saved in?
in other words, is your Terraform state saved locally or via a remote backend (e.g., AWS S3)?
https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/language/settings/backends/configuration
If local, this is then not an issue with this Terraform provider (or any other provider);
local backends (default) mean the state is saved as a file on your local machine, and switching to other machines will see the issue you mentioned above 🤓 hope it helps!
Sorry for the late reply here. This is not a problem anymore for me.
The state was/is remote, stored in s3.
@atmosx thanks for the updates! perhaps you can close this issue too then :)
Hello,
I'm using this plugin using two mac laptops. I'm working mainly on a macbook pro M1 with ARM64 CPU, however every now and then I have to do some work from an older macbook pro running on Intel (x86) CPU.
When I create, plan and apply resources using the M1 laptop the state looks fine. Now on the intel laptop, running
terraform plan
will show the circleCI resources - only the circleCI resources - as new and will try to re-create them. Of course this will fail, as the env variables exists already.This is a bit of a problem as some team members have mac with x86 CPUs and others have Macs with ARM CPUs. I have not tested what happens when running on linux but my guess is that this is a CPU specific more than OS specific issue.
Kind regards,
P.