Lucas Marques

Furthermore, show in the UI when a layer is locked, that could be useful if somebody (or an automated process) left a lock on a layer

> @LucasMrqes If you create a TerraformRun directly that would be easier I think and should still work, you'd have to make sure there's no other TerraformRun running but apart...

Implementing this feature with a tfrun creation requires us to rework the logic of the layer controller. This is something that we plan to do, but since this feature is...

I did a bit of digging into the issue: - The `BURRITO_CONTROLLER_TERRAFORMMAXRETRIES` parameter which defines the **maximum number of retrying runners pods per TerraformRun object** is working. The problem is...

Hi! The `could not get plan, there's an issue with the storage backend` error logged by the controller during reconciliation means that the burrito-datastore pod encountered an error while retrieving...

It looks like the controller did not have a run to look for in the datastore. The `run` query parameter in the request should not be an emptystring but rather...

I don't think that using `datastore.GetLatestPlan` instead of using `datastore.GetPlan` would change anything. Since I am unable to reproduce the issue using s3 or mock storage, it might be specific...

I am using S3 successfully with version 53eae917625b4d2df47004e56143b2f78f2d6e61 (basically the same as you were mentioning in your first message), but the issue that you mention might only cause errors with...

Hi Seb, I think you're right; object key prefixes typically shouldn't contain a leading slash. (Perhaps @Alan-pad could confirm if there’s was a specific reason for adding it?) If there's...

I suggest we keep it simple and merge this PR that completely removes leading slashes: https://github.com/padok-team/burrito/pull/379 We’ll add a warning in the next release's changelog to copy data from ./...