osinfra-io / terraform-google-kubernetes-engine

Terraform example module for Google Cloud Platform Kubernetes Engine cluster.
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Align to naming standards #92

Closed brettcurtis closed 2 months ago

brettcurtis commented 2 months ago

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The pull request introduces several changes across multiple files, primarily focusing on updating the versions of pre-commit hooks, modifying configuration variables related to daily maintenance windows, and removing output declarations. Specifically, the .pre-commit-config.yaml file updates versions for pre-commit-terraform and checkov. Additionally, the documentation and variable definitions related to maintenance windows are refined, while the outputs related to project IDs are removed, indicating a shift in the module's functionality.

Changes

File Change Summary
.pre-commit-config.yaml Updated pre-commit-terraform version from v1.94.1 to v1.95.0 and checkov from 3.2.241 to 3.2.253.
regional/README.md Added daily_maintenance_window variable and removed kubernetes_daily_maintenance_window.
regional/main.tf Renamed variable from var.kubernetes_daily_maintenance_window to var.daily_maintenance_window.
regional/onboarding/README.md Removed outputs section, indicating no outputs are produced.
regional/onboarding/outputs.tf Removed outputs.tf file, eliminating the project_id output.
regional/variables.tf Added daily_maintenance_window, reintroduced network and node_location, and removed kubernetes_daily_maintenance_window.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between df177c2d8ff448d3ca2a12851d29baad1ecccf10 and eb2fc341abc5d5a9c5db604b91dd3761ed0ea44c.
Files selected for processing (6) * .pre-commit-config.yaml (2 hunks) * regional/README.md (1 hunks) * regional/main.tf (1 hunks) * regional/onboarding/README.md (1 hunks) * regional/onboarding/outputs.tf (0 hunks) * regional/variables.tf (2 hunks)
Files not reviewed due to no reviewable changes (1) * regional/onboarding/outputs.tf
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1) * regional/main.tf
Additional comments not posted (7)
.pre-commit-config.yaml (2)
`14-14`: **The version update looks good, but check the changelog.** Updating to the latest version of `pre-commit-terraform` is a sensible move. It likely includes valuable improvements. However, it's crucial to review the changelog between versions `v1.94.1` and `v1.95.0` to understand the specific changes and their potential impact on your project. This due diligence will help you make an informed decision and avoid any unexpected surprises. --- `32-32`: **Verify the compatibility of the Checkov version update.** Keeping the `checkov` repository up to date is commendable, as it ensures you have access to the latest security checks. However, it's essential to verify that the update from version `3.2.241` to `3.2.253` is compatible with your project and doesn't introduce any breaking changes. Take the time to thoroughly review the changelog and test the new version in a non-production environment before deploying it to avoid any potential disruptions.
regional/onboarding/README.md (1)
`41-41`: **The removal of the output declaration is appropriate and aligns with the module's current functionality.** The change in the documentation accurately reflects the module's current state, which no longer produces any outputs. This update adheres to the PR objective of aligning with naming standards by removing an unnecessary output declaration. The documentation should provide clear and concise information about the module's purpose, inputs, and outputs. By removing the `project_id` output, the documentation has been streamlined to focus on the essential aspects of the module. It is crucial to maintain up-to-date and accurate documentation to ensure that users can effectively understand and utilize the module. This change demonstrates a commitment to keeping the documentation in sync with the module's functionality.
regional/variables.tf (3)
`41-45`: **The `daily_maintenance_window` variable looks good.** The variable has a clear description, a valid type, and a sensible default value. The name also aligns with the naming standards. --- `78-82`: **The `network` variable is well-defined.** The variable has a clear purpose, as indicated by its description. The type and default value are appropriate. The name is also in line with the naming conventions. --- `84-88`: **The `node_location` variable is properly defined.** The variable serves a clear purpose, as described in its comment. The type is correct, and the default value of null is suitable for an optional variable. The name also follows the established naming standards.
regional/README.md (1)
`47-47`: **The introduction of the `daily_maintenance_window` variable is a sensible change.** The new variable provides a clear and concise way to specify the daily maintenance window for the cluster. The removal of the `kubernetes_daily_maintenance_window` variable eliminates redundancy and aligns with the module's updated functionality. These changes reflect a thoughtful approach to refining the configuration options for cluster management.
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