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Repair Terraform Module Provider Constraint Skew
Resolve nested provider constraint mismatch after a Terraform module update
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Repair Terraform Module Provider Constraint Skew
Example session with this skill installed
A root module upgrade selects a provider outside a child module constraint.
Available evidence: terraform lockfile (partial). Additional evidence requested: state and configuration snapshot, error and recovery logs, deployment and alert timeline. Review the case, identify open evidence gaps, and do not invent a live test or production change.
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Repair Terraform Module Provider Constraint Skew — EVIDENCE-LIMITED REVIEW
Scenario received
A root module upgrade selects a provider outside a child module constraint.
Source register
- S1: terraform lockfile — PARTIAL SOURCE PROVIDED.
- S2: state and configuration snapshot — NOT PROVIDED; REQUIRED TO VERIFY.
- S3: error and recovery logs — NOT PROVIDED; REQUIRED TO VERIFY.
- S4: deployment and alert timeline — NOT PROVIDED; REQUIRED TO VERIFY.
Concrete checks
- compare required_providers across modules — PRELIMINARY, NOT VERIFIED.
- validate lock upgrade and provider selection — AWAITING CORROBORATING EVIDENCE.
- crosscheck source timestamps identifiers and changed versions — AWAITING CORROBORATING EVIDENCE.
- record exceptions and reversible verification gates — AWAITING CORROBORATING EVIDENCE.
Deliverables / acceptance gates
- terraform lockfile evidence map: DRAFT / INCOMPLETE until evidence is validated.
- version skew exception register: DRAFT / INCOMPLETE until evidence is validated.
- pinned graph validation plan: DRAFT / INCOMPLETE until evidence is validated.
Decision
INCOMPLETE — HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED. Confirm dates, IDs, affected scope, owners and acceptance evidence. Do not claim authorization or execution that did not occur.
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About this skill
**Repair Terraform Module Provider Constraint Skew** is a ToolForge Labs ChatGPT Skill workflow. Resolve nested provider constraint mismatch after a Terraform module update. **What this skill checks** 1. compare required_providers across modules. 2. validate lock upgrade and provider selection. 3. crosscheck source timestamps identifiers and changed versions. 4. record exceptions and reversible verification gates. **What to provide** - terraform lockfile. - state and configuration snapshot. - error and recovery logs. - deployment and alert timeline. **Deliverables** - terraform lockfile evidence map. - version skew exception register. - pinned graph validation plan. **Evidence policy** Only supplied, authorized evidence is used. The skill distinguishes facts from assumptions and missing inputs; no unperformed live tests, external changes, or approvals are claimed.
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