Remove Istio primary remote references

brettcurtis commented 1 month ago

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New Features
- Updated the Google provider version to 6.0.1 across multiple modules, potentially bringing new features and improvements.
- Updated the source references for various modules to specific branches, which may include enhancements and new functionalities.
- Incremented the version of the pre-commit-terraform and checkov repositories, which may include bug fixes and improvements.
Documentation
- Updated version references in README files for various modules to reflect changes in dependencies.
- Removed deprecated input parameters from the Istio documentation, simplifying the configuration.
- Standardized documentation generation comment tags in README files.

infracost[bot] commented 1 month ago

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🟢 This pull request fixes 4 pre-existing issues in the default branch

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Monthly estimate increased by $25 📈

Changed project	Baseline cost	Usage cost*	Total change	New monthly cost
main-sandbox	+$0	+$25	+$25 (+201%)	$37

*Usage costs were estimated using [Infracost Cloud settings](https://dashboard.infracost.io/org/osinfra-io/settings/usage-defaults), see [docs](https://www.infracost.io/docs/features/usage_based_resources/#infracost-usageyml) for other options.

Estimate details (includes details of unsupported resources)

``` Key: * usage cost, ~ changed, + added, - removed ────────────────────────────────── Project: main-sandbox + module.datadog[0].google_pubsub_subscription.integration +$15 + Message delivery data +$5, +0.125 TiB* + Retained acknowledged message storage +$5, +18 GiB* + Snapshot message backlog storage +$5, +18 GiB* + module.datadog[0].google_logging_project_sink.integration +$5 + Logging data +$5, +10 GB* + module.datadog[0].google_pubsub_topic.integration +$5 + Message ingestion data +$5, +0.125 TiB* Monthly cost change for main-sandbox Amount: +$25 ($12 → $37) Percent: +201% ────────────────────────────────── Key: * usage cost, ~ changed, + added, - removed 13 projects have no cost estimate changes. Run the following command to see their breakdown: infracost breakdown --path=/path/to/code ────────────────────────────────── *Usage costs were estimated using Infracost Cloud settings, see docs for other options. 141 cloud resources were detected: ∙ 19 were estimated ∙ 112 were free ∙ 10 are not supported yet, see https://infracost.io/requested-resources: ∙ 4 x google_gke_hub_feature ∙ 2 x google_billing_budget ∙ 2 x google_compute_security_policy ∙ 2 x google_gke_hub_membership ```

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago

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Walkthrough

The changes encompass updates to version specifications across multiple Terraform configuration files. Key modifications include incrementing the versions of various modules and providers, particularly the Google provider, and transitioning specific modules to designated branches. Additionally, certain input parameters have been removed from the documentation, indicating a refinement in the configuration options available.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`.pre-commit-config.yaml`	Updated versions for `pre-commit-terraform` (`v1.94.1`) and `checkov` (`3.2.239`).
`README.md`, `regional/datadog/README.md`, `regional/istio/README.md`, `regional/onboarding/README.md`	Updated `kubernetes_istio` module version to `brettcurtis%2Fissue2`, `project` to `v0.3.1`, and Google provider version from `5.40.0` to `6.0.1`.
`main.tf`, `regional/datadog/main.tf`, `regional/istio/main.tf`, `regional/istio/manifests/main.tf`	Changed `source` for `kubernetes_istio` and `kubernetes_datadog_operator` modules to specific branches.
`regional/.terraform.lock.hcl`	Updated `google` and `google-beta` provider versions from `5.42.0` and `5.40.0` to `6.0.1`.
`regional/datadog/manifests/README.md`, `regional/istio/manifests/README.md`	Updated sources for `kubernetes_datadog_operator_manifests` to `limits` and `kubernetes_istio_manifests` to `brettcurtis%2Fissue2`.

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