Martin Atkins

This seems like it overlaps a bunch with #31693. I don't think it quite duplicates it because that issue seems to be asking for `nonsensitive` to always succeed even if...

The existing "escape hatch" is to bypass the UI and request the underlying data instead. For example: ``` terraform output -raw NAME terraform output -json NAME ``` Since the purpose...

The `-raw` mode can only show one result at a time because it's explicitly turning off any serialization format so there's no way to encode more than one value. However,...

Hi @Xboarder56! Thanks for sharing this feature request. So we can understand the motivation for your request, it would help if you could share an example `resource` block showing what...

Relying on the fact that the `terraform.io/builtin/terraform` provider is built in and requests don't have to navigate the wire protocol is exactly the sort of thing I had in mind...

Thanks! I suppose we must've at one point had a little hole in that which was letting sensitive values come _back_ from data resources, since that was specifically what we...

Thanks for sharing this use-case, @tmccombs. A significant design problem that has got in the way of designing solutions for this so far is that Terraform CLI is fundamentally designed...

I think what you're getting at here is that once one node in the graph generates an error, Terraform will not begin processing any other node that wasn't already executing....

Hi @GabrielEisenberg! Thanks for sharing this use-case. I think this proposal raises some interesting questions about order of operations: multiple patterns can potentially overlap one another in ways that would...

Hi @GabrielEisenberg! Thanks for the additional context. Since a mapping is not an ordered data type in the Terraform language, the exact syntax you proposed here would not give any...