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We had also better revisit the hardcoded repo root here and expose it as a Make variable so that it will be easier for folks to utilize other download locations (possibly without a need to change the Dockerfile manually), and we can then document this. cc. @ytsarev regarding our discussion on slack and your observations.
Added the enhancement label to reflect the Dockerfile & Makefile changes.
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Document other download locations
Make variable to specify the Terraform Provider Artifact Repo & Document specifying other download locations
Dec 20, 2022
There's even a Terraform registry API which we can utilize to determine the download URL, which will simplify this task. In fact, it can just be enough to specify the native provider name & version (like it's sufficient for the Terraform CLI in the Terraform required_providers configuration block, i.e. with the source and version arguments, where source is not a URL but a provider name like hashicorp/aws). This would remove the burden of finding out the actual download location (URL) as long as the provider is registered.
What problem are you facing?
The Terraform provider I've been working on pushes it's binaries to GitHub.
@turkenh was so kind to point me to the right Dockerfile line: https://github.com/luebken/provider-aiven/pull/1/files
How could Upbound help solve your problem?
Document
${TERRAFORM_PROVIDER_DOWNLOAD_NAME}
and an how to specify other downloads locations.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: