Daniel Putzer

Hi @nicholastcs, The problem here is that we work with the terraform plan state, the TFC api seems to deliver the regular terraform state, which is structured quite differently. We...

Hi @nicholastcs, Pluralith should work with all the regular remote backends `s3`, `gcs` and `azurerm`. They way we work is we run `terraform plan -out` to save an execution plan...

Hi @nicholastcs We are in touch with HashiCorp about a TFC integration and in the process of becoming part of their partner network. I'll keep you posted once we have...

Hi @heumsi, That's a very good point, we'll add that to our roadmap. Will let you know when its shipped!

Hi @heumsi, We just shipped a feature for this! We called it **markdown connectors**. On the Pluralith dashboard in the project settings you can now create multiple such **markdown connectors**...

Hi @Cussa, This seems like a pretty straight forward thing, I'm sure we can add it in one of our upcoming CLI releases. So really what you'd need is just...

Hi @Cussa, Hm, that makes things a bit more complex. We run `terraform plan -out` and then `terraform show -json` to get the plan state. We use stdOut of the...

@Cussa Thanks for sharing! We'll look into exposing the option to pass a custom terraform _command_. But hold up, regarding that last line of your comment: did you get it...

@Cussa gotcha, that makes sense. We'll look into it and report back when we've got something :)

@2Daeyoung yes you guessed correctly, this usually happens when the state is rather large and our graphing algorithm silently fails. Would you be open to run `pluralith strip` in your...