Martin Atkins

Over in https://github.com/opentofu/opentofu/issues/2169 we had some discussion about the possibility of changing the state locking model to support both shared and exclusive locks, so that only state-modifying commands would take...

Thanks for sharing this feature-request, @jack-bradshaw! Unfortunately I think this joins a growing collection of "make module packages behave more like provider packages" requests that are piling up because we...

Hi @jack-bradshaw, The `modules.json` file is currently considered to be an implementation detail and would probably be removed when we eventually implement https://github.com/opentofu/opentofu/issues/586, because the new content in the dependency...

Mainly just for the sake of cross-linking, I note that switching to a model where individual updates stream out of OpenTofu Core into the state storage layer is likely to...

I agree that it would be great to skip explicit mutual exclusion locking altogether where possible. It seems like achieving that requires at least two things to be true: 1....

Did you find that just using `go run` twice was significantly slower than installing first and then running it? I would expect most of `go run`'s work to be cached...

Oh yes, that makes sense... since `go run` includes both a build and a run it changes the target for the build too. I kinda wish `go run` had an...

Hi @JeremiahSecrist! Thanks for reporting this. Unfortunately I don't think we'll be able to reproduce directly this since it seems to depend on a service you run that we don't...

Hi @JeremiahSecrist, Based on this new trace log, it seems like the working directory of the remote `tofu` process contains a `terraform.tfstate` file, which OpenTofu is treating as an implicit...

Hi @JeremiahSecrist, The core maintainers checked this issue again today, and we were wondering if you learned anything new about why that `terraform.tfstate` file was present, or if you've learned...