feat(labels): adds a variable to support labels on a root module level #39
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examples/complete/components/spacelift-automation/main.tf (1)
13-14: Consider maintaining consistent spacing between module arguments.While the implementation is correct, consider removing the extra newline before
labelsto maintain consistent formatting with other module arguments.aws_integration_id = var.aws_integration_id aws_integration_enabled = true - labels = var.labelstests/main.tftest.hcl (1)
18-25: Good test coverage! Consider adding edge cases.The test case effectively verifies the basic label functionality. Consider adding tests for:
- Empty labels list
- Multiple labels
- Label name validation (if any constraints exist)
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examples/complete/components/spacelift-automation/tfvars/example.tfvars (1)
8-8: LGTM! Label configuration looks good.The label is correctly formatted as a list of strings and follows naming conventions.
examples/complete/components/spacelift-automation/variables.tf (1)
26-30: Well-structured variable declaration!The variable declaration follows Terraform best practices with appropriate type constraints, a sensible default value, and a clear description.
tests/main.tftest.hcl (1)
13-16: LGTM! Labels variable is well-defined.The variable declaration in the test configuration is clear and matches the example usage.
variables.tf (1)
271-275: Well-structured variable declaration!The
labelsvariable follows Terraform best practices with a clear type definition, meaningful description, and appropriate default value.main.tf (1)
247-247: Clean integration of the new labels variable!The new
var.labelsis properly integrated into the existing labels merge logic, maintaining the current functionality while adding the ability to specify global labels.README.md (2)
262-262: Documentation matches implementation!The new
labelsinput variable is well-documented in the README, maintaining consistency with the code implementation.
268-268: Good cleanup of runner_image default value!Changed the default value from string
"null"to nativenullfor better type consistency.
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runner_imagedefault value for better configurationTesting
The update provides more granular control over stack labeling and improves overall configuration flexibility.