osinfra-io / terraform-google-kubernetes-engine

Terraform example module for Google Cloud Platform Kubernetes Engine cluster.
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Support Istio primary remote clusters #75

Closed brettcurtis closed 4 months ago

brettcurtis commented 5 months ago

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Walkthrough

The changes made across multiple files enhance the configuration and documentation for various Terraform modules and workflows. The updates include permission enhancements in GitHub workflows, detailed provider versioning, resource descriptions, introducing new hooks in pre-commit configurations, and additional provider requirements in Terraform files. These improvements aim to ensure better security, clarity in documentation, streamlined testing, and expanded configuration support.

Changes

Files Change Summary
.github/workflows/add-to-projects.yml Added permissions for writing issues.
.github/workflows/dependabot.yml Added permissions with contents: read under on: pull_request_target.
.pre-commit-config.yaml Updated pre-commit-terraform to v1.92.0, changed exclude path, added checkov hook.
.terraform-docs.yml New file introducing settings for Terraform Docs with an indentation level of 3.
README.md Introduced detailed provider versions, resource documentation, input, and output descriptions.
regional/README.md Updated provider versions for google, google-beta, and random.
regional/istio/README.md Updated provider versions, added new resources, modified Istio configurations, and updated Istio version to 1.22.2.
regional/main.tf Added comments and modified KMS resource rotation_period.
regional/mci/README.md Updated kubernetes provider version.
regional/onboarding/README.md Updated provider versions, added and removed Kubernetes resources, and modified inputs for Istio configuration.
tests/default.tftest.hcl Added new mock_provider declarations, expanded testing scenarios and configurations.
tests/fixtures/gke_fleet_host/main.tf, tests/fixtures/gke_fleet_member/main.tf Changed the source path for the module.
tests/fixtures/.../regional/main.tf, regional_istio/main.tf, regional_mci/main.tf, regional_onboarding/main.tf Added required provider declarations and modified module "test" block with new parameters.

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