Fix Terraform missing init on subdirectory

[shikanime]

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[sandydoo]

@shikanime, is this necessary for the fmt command?

[shikanime]

Not necessary, if omitted it assumes the current directory is a terraform module. The current configuration will currently break if we try to format a submodule.

[shikanime]

If I have a repository that has terraform module in subdirectory and the terraform fmt is runt in the root, it will complain that the current directory is not a terraform module such as:

root/ # Not a Terraform module
├─ envs/
   ├─ prod/ # Terraform module
   │  ├─ *.tf
   ├─ dev/ # Terraform module
      ├─ *.tf

[sandydoo]

What if we use the -recursive flag?

[sandydoo]

If I have a repository that has terraform module in subdirectory and the terraform fmt is runt in the root, it will complain that the current directory is not a terraform module such as:

Thanks for the repro. I'll look into this.

[sandydoo]

If I have a repository that has terraform module in subdirectory and the terraform fmt is runt in the root, it will complain that the current directory is not a terraform module such as:

root/ # Not a Terraform module
├─ envs/
   ├─ prod/ # Terraform module
   │  ├─ *.tf
   ├─ dev/ # Terraform module
      ├─ *.tf

I can't seem to replicate this. Both terraform and opentofu are happy to format the passed in files from any directory.

[shikanime]

On second thought, I just checked my repositories, my mistake, it was only the validate command that complained about the missing init, sorry 🙏