Tu Nguyen

Hey @boruszak, I'm going to temporarily merge these changes. Going to go back and update the corresponding ones in `consul-k8s` since these changes were auto-generated from there. Here's the associated...

@hashicorp/terraform-education can you review this? from a glance, it looks correct though we prob need to update the tutorial content too

Hi @mrkeyiano , did you run the right command to [generate the authorization token](https://learn.hashicorp.com/tutorials/terraform/eks?in=terraform/kubernetes#authenticate-the-dashboard)? It seems like the token you generated is for the `default` namespace instead of the `kube-system`...

That makes sense! If I'm understanding you correctly, this feature will help users filter based on resource action (created, updated, delete, etc)

Not yet, sorry, I've been busy the last couple of months. I'll try to get this done

Hi @ADTC, that's interesting. It should be using your default version of Terraform and returning the error message from terraform init if there is one. It'll look into verbose logging...

Oh interesting, did you download rover locally on your machine? it defaults to using the same terraform binary you're using to generate your plan 🤔

This is more a Terraform thing than a rover thing. Under the hood, rover runs a version of `terraform show` to parse the plan file. The changes I've implemented in...

Hi @smartaquarius10, Thank you for reaching out. The easiest way to incorporate rover into your CI pipeline is to use the `standalone` flag that generates a `zip` file containing all...

Hi @smartaquarius10, with the standalone flag, Rover generates a zip with the assets. It doesn't spin up the webserver, so there will be no port conflicts