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I expect not to be forced into some hand-held path by a tool (terraform) for advanced users (anybody who uses terraform).
Read: let me configure keyEnvPrefix. I've already created my own bucket, and nested my environment files under /environments/{environment}/master.tfstate
Actual Behavior
My states are stored and pulled from `platform-infrastructure/env:/alpha/environments/alpha/master.tfstate
The first alpha originating from terraform env, and the second alpha comes from my own (legacy) namespacing. (We're migrating from self-managed environments to TF managed)
Steps to Reproduce
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Try to use terraform with an S3 backend
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Terraform Version
0.9.2
Affected Resource(s)
remote state backend (s3)
Terraform Configuration Files
Expected Behavior
I expect not to be forced into some hand-held path by a tool (terraform) for advanced users (anybody who uses terraform).
Read: let me configure
keyEnvPrefix
. I've already created my own bucket, and nested my environment files under/environments/{environment}/master.tfstate
Actual Behavior
My states are stored and pulled from `platform-infrastructure/env:/alpha/environments/alpha/master.tfstate
The first
alpha
originating from terraform env, and the secondalpha
comes from my own (legacy) namespacing. (We're migrating from self-managed environments to TF managed)Steps to Reproduce
Please list the steps required to reproduce the issue, for example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: