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Configuration file reference | Terraform

tf-migrate configuration file reference

This topic describes the parameters for configuring the tf-migrate CLI.

A tf-migrate configuration file supports the following parameters.

skip-dir: list of strings
projects: list of objects
- dir: string
- workspaces: list of objects
  - name: string
  - env-vars:
  - terraform-vars: list of strings

This section provides details about the fields you can configure in a tf-migrate configuration file.

skip-dir

Specifies a list of paths to directories you want tf-migrate to skip. This parameter is identical to using the -skip-dir command-line flag. By default, tf-migrate processes all child directories containing Terraform configuration files.

Data type: List of strings
Default: None

projects

Specifies a list of project configurations that align with local directories. The tf-migrate tool creates one project in HCP Terraform or Terraform Enterprise per configuration. In each project, tf-migrate creates one workspace per local workspace.

Data type: List of objects
Default: None

projects.dir

Specifies the relative or absolute path to the Terraform configuration to migrate.

Data type: String
Default: None

projects.workspaces

Specifies workspace configurations in the project. Terraform creates a workspace in HCP Terraform or Terraform Enterprise for each workspace configuration. The following table describes the attributes you can configure in each item in the list of workspaces:

Attribute Description Data type Default name Specifies the name of the local workspace. String None env-vars Specifies a map of environment variables to set during the migration. Each key must start with TF_VAR. You must specify env-vars, terraform-vars, or both. Object None terraform-vars Specifies a list of Terraform variables files to use for configuring the workspace. Each file must end with either .tfvars or tfvars.json. You must specify terraform-vars, env-vars, or both. The path can be a relative or absolute path. List of strings None

Data type: List of objects
Default: None

In the following example, Terraform creates one project using data from the example/project1 directory. The project has a workspace named staging and a workspace named dev:

skip-dir = ["example/skip/dir1", "example/skip/dir2"]

projects = [
    {
        dir = "example/project1"
        workspaces = [
            {
                name = "staging"
                env-vars = {
                    "TF_VAR_region": "us-east-2"
                }
                terraform-vars = ["staging.tfvars"]
            },
            {
                name = "dev"
                terraform-vars = ["dev.tfvars"]
            }
        ]
    }
]

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