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A Private Terraform Module/Provider Registry
Hi I am trying to publish an existing provider in citizen. There is already a .sig file, can I use it? What am I doing wrong? https://github.com/sbercloud-terraform/terraform-provider-sbercloud/releases ``` CITIZEN_ADDR=https://citizen.mydomain.com ./citizen-macos-x64...
Rather than returning a list of module versions this changes the API to return a list of unique modules. It uses the MongoDB aggregate functionality to create a unique namespace...
Adds the ability to set the source and description field of a module when published, as per the Terraform Registry API. Also fixes an issue with the owner field which...
I'm using citizen in kubernetes, with an s3 bucket enabled backend. In general, it works well; files are being stored in s3. However, the citizen doesn't see the providers/modules stored...
Since Citizen is already AWS aware (using S3 as a backend for its packages), I wonder how hard it would be to use DynamoDB as a DB, borrowing from the...
Hello. I run citizen in docker and try to publish provider, but get error ```bash root@d34a8414e8aa:/citizen/vcd# citizen provider vmware vcd 3.5.1 5.0 ✔ validate required files in /citizen/vcd Found: vmware-vcd_3.5.1_linux_amd64.zip...
There is TF network mirror protocol: https://www.terraform.io/internals/provider-network-mirror-protocol Does citizen support it ? FYI: i m asking cuze if citizen support then we can use **net-mirror-url** option in terraform providers lock...
As explained in the title, I did the following: - Add a helm chart for Kubernetes support - the chart contains mongo as a standalone from Bitnami - add Google...
Currently we can publish Terraform modules and providers using Citizen exposed APIs. But there is no GUI interface available to list the hosted providers and modules (like Terraform Cloud Registry).
Currently when you do a list or search module API call Citizen returns every module version rather than just the most recent version of each unique module. For example, consider...