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Enhancement request: TERRAGRUNT_INCLUDE_MODULE_PREFIX strip pwd #2529

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bushong1 opened this issue Apr 14, 2023 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #2716
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Enhancement request: TERRAGRUNT_INCLUDE_MODULE_PREFIX strip pwd #2529

bushong1 opened this issue Apr 14, 2023 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #2716
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It would be great if there were an option to strip the pwd from the output of TERRAGRUNT_INCLUDE_MODULE_PREFIX=1. It's great that now we can read the terraform output and easily figure out which module is running, but for systems that have a deep directory structure, it's easy for the output to get spammed across the terminal since it lists the whole pwd.

[/home/charles/working/customer/my-project-name/my-infrastructure-directory/some-subdirectory/this-environment/terraform-module-1] 
[/home/charles/working/customer/my-project-name/my-infrastructure-directory/some-subdirectory/this-environment/terraform-module-1] Initializing the backend...
[/home/charles/working/customer/my-project-name/my-infrastructure-directory/some-subdirectory/this-environment/terraform-module-1]  
[/home/charles/working/customer/my-project-name/my-infrastructure-directory/some-subdirectory/this-environment/terraform-module-2/submodule] 
[/home/charles/working/customer/my-project-name/my-infrastructure-directory/some-subdirectory/this-environment/terraform-module-2/submodule] Initializing the backend...
[/home/charles/working/customer/my-project-name/my-infrastructure-directory/some-subdirectory/this-environment/terraform-module-2/submodule]

It would be great it the output were configurable to be just:

[./terraform-module-1] 
[./terraform-module-1] Initializing the backend...
[./terraform-module-1]  
[./terraform-module-2/submodule] 
[./terraform-module-2/submodule] Initializing the backend...
[./terraform-module-2/submodule]
@denis256 denis256 added the enhancement New feature or request label Apr 17, 2023
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I came here to request the same!

Tested to find the answer myself, it is the absolute path...

Yeah, it's the absolute path:

[/home/sysop/code/github/dhirschfeld/azure-infra-test/terraform/dev/network]

That takes up a lot of screen real-estate. It would be great if the path could be relative to the cwd - i.e. running in the dev folder that would be:

[./network]

Originally posted by @dhirschfeld in #2493 (comment)

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stv-io commented Jun 8, 2023

Bump!

This gist https://gist.github.com/antonbabenko/675049186e54b770b4789886d2056639#file-bash_profile attempts to do that, but doesn't completely work for me.

Also, it feels like this should be a native terragrunt cli implementation.

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