feat: change types docs #2663
feat: change types docs #2663
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WalkthroughA new documentation file detailing the pull request change detection system for Terragrunt infrastructure management was added, and the sidebar configuration was updated to include this documentation under the "Architecture" section of Pipelines. No changes were made to existing code or sidebar structure beyond these additions. Changes
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| **Trigger**: Aggregated change type for multiple module modifications | ||
| - **Behavior**: Handles scenarios with multiple module changes |
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docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md (2)
3-8: Consider GitHub vs GitLab wording per docs style guideThroughout the doc we exclusively say “pull request(s)”. Because the Pipelines product supports both SCMs, the style guide (see retrieved learning) asks us to use either:
• “pull/merge request(s)” when the difference is a single word, or
•<Tabs><TabItem>blocks when the workflows differ.Here the workflows are identical, so a simple wording tweak is enough:
-specified in a pull request. +specified in a pull/merge request.
118-123: Link the feature flag to configuration docs for discoverabilityMentioning the
moduleChangeOnUnitFileflag without a pointer leaves readers hunting. Add an inline link to the flag definition (assuming it exists underguides/file-dependencies).-The system supports a feature flag `moduleChangeOnUnitFile` that enables detecting module changes ... +The system supports a feature flag [`moduleChangeOnUnitFile`](../guides/file-dependencies#modulechangeonunitfile) +that enables detecting module changes ...
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Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
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Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
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Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
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docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md (1)
246-255: Clarify whetherrun-allis used for multi-module plansFor module additions/changes we show:
terragrunt plan terragrunt applyIf Pipelines actually runs
terragrunt run-all plan/run-all applyat the repo root (common pattern), call that out explicitly to avoid user confusion.sidebars/docs.js (1)
159-163: Sidebar ID path confirmed; no issuesThe new “Pull Request Behaviors” entry references
2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types, which matches the added markdown file. Placement under Architecture feels logical and alphabetical order wasn’t strictly followed before, so this insert looks good.
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1-7: Front-matter looks good, but you may want SEO niceties
Consider addingkeywords(and, if your theme supports it,image) to help search-ranking and social previews.
9-15: Terminology is GitHub-only – reflect GitLab users per house style
Per the learning on PR / MR wording, anywhere we say “pull request” we should either say “pull/merge request” or wrap the divergent sections in<Tabs>/<TabItem>.
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Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
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Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
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docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md (2)
44-48:ModuleDriftedAndChangedsection lacks concrete command list
Every other change type documents the exact Terragrunt commands for PR vs merge. Documenting them here will spare users guess-work.
70-72: Flag names: double-check consistency with actual CLI
--queue-include-dirappears here; elsewhere we use--queue-include-dir=<directory>(good). Verify the exact flag spelling matches the implementation to avoid copy-paste errors in run-books.
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docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md (2)
8-14: Broaden wording for GitHub / GitLab parityThe doc exclusively references “pull requests”. Per team guideline (see
.cursor/rules/gitlab-background.mdc), either replace with the neutral “pull/merge requests” or add a<Tabs>block differentiating GitHub vs GitLab where behaviour differs.
3-9: Minor consistency nit – match punctuation in title and H1Front-matter uses an en-dash “Pull Request Behaviors – Change Types” while the H1 uses a hyphen “Pull Request Behaviors - Change Types”. Pick one style to avoid subtle duplication in search results.
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Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md (1)
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File: .cursor/rules/gitlab-background.mdc:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T23:10:15.896Z
Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
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1-6: Front-matter metadata looks greatThe required Docusaurus front-matter is now present and complete (id, title, slug via
id, sidebar label, description). This will index the page correctly and avoid the default H1 fallback.
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59-61:terragrunt run --all …is still incorrect – userun-allThis was already flagged in a previous review. Terragrunt’s sub-command is
run-all, notrun --all; the current form will error out withunknown flag: --all.Please replace every occurrence.
Also applies to: 69-70, 117-119, 291-296, 301-306, 311-316, 328-333, 355-366
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Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
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File: .cursor/rules/gitlab-background.mdc:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T23:10:15.896Z
Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
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45-46: Strip trailing spaces inside inline code to satisfymarkdownlint(MD038)The extra blanks render literally in HTML and trip the linter.
- - **PR**: `terragrunt plan -destroy ` + - **PR**: `terragrunt plan -destroy` - - **Merge**: `terragrunt destroy ` + - **Merge**: `terragrunt destroy` @@ - - **Example**: `terragrunt plan ` + - **Example**: `terragrunt plan`Also applies to: 332-332
65-66: Remove the double-space between the sub-command and the first flagOne space is enough; it keeps the examples copy-paste-friendly and silences MD038 in a few other spots.
- - **PR**: `terragrunt run --all plan --units-that-include=<changed_file>` + - **PR**: `terragrunt run --all plan --units-that-include=<changed_file>` - - **Merge**: `terragrunt run --all apply --units-that-include=<changed_file>` + - **Merge**: `terragrunt run --all apply --units-that-include=<changed_file>`Do the same pattern for the
--queue-include-*and--queue-include-units-readingexamples further down.Also applies to: 75-76, 123-124, 288-292, 298-302, 308-312
77-77: Minor typos – “propagate” and “use case”-…settings and want to propegate those changes… +…settings and want to propagate those changes… @@ -…This should be a very rare usecase where… +…This should be a very rare use case where…Also applies to: 99-99
1-6: Consider adding an explicitslugfor stable URLsMost docs in this repo pin the path with a
slugfield; adding it avoids surprises if the folder layout changes.description: How the Pipelines change-detection engine maps repo changes to Terragrunt commands. +slug: /pipelines/architecture/change-types ---
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Learning: In the gruntwork-io/docs repository, document IDs should match the filename (without extension) rather than being namespaced. For example, a file named "change-types.md" should have `id: change-types` in the front matter.
Learnt from: CR
PR: gruntwork-io/docs#0
File: .cursor/rules/gitlab-background.mdc:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T23:10:15.896Z
Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md (3)
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PR: gruntwork-io/docs#2663
File: docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md:1-6
Timestamp: 2025-07-17T18:43:26.978Z
Learning: In the gruntwork-io/docs repository, document IDs should match the filename (without extension) rather than being namespaced. For example, a file named "change-types.md" should have `id: change-types` in the front matter.
Learnt from: ZachGoldberg
PR: gruntwork-io/docs#2663
File: docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md:59-61
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Learning: In current Terragrunt versions (2024-2025), the preferred command syntax is `terragrunt run --all` rather than the deprecated `terragrunt run-all` subcommand. The `run-all` command is still functional for backwards compatibility but is being phased out in favor of the `run --all` syntax.
Learnt from: CR
PR: gruntwork-io/docs#0
File: .cursor/rules/gitlab-background.mdc:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T23:10:15.896Z
Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
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44-46: Strip leading/trailing spaces inside inline code spansMarkdown-lint (
MD038) flags the two back-ticked commands for having a space before the closing back-tick. Removing the extra space keeps the doc lint-clean and avoids accidental copy-paste errors.- - **PR**: `terragrunt plan -destroy ` + - **PR**: `terragrunt plan -destroy` - - **Merge**: `terragrunt destroy ` + - **Merge**: `terragrunt destroy`
330-333: Same trailing-space issue in the example blockOne more MD038 hit—drop the trailing space.
- - **Example**: `terragrunt plan ` + - **Example**: `terragrunt plan`
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Learning: In the gruntwork-io/docs repository, document IDs should match the filename (without extension) rather than being namespaced. For example, a file named "change-types.md" should have `id: change-types` in the front matter.
Learnt from: CR
PR: gruntwork-io/docs#0
File: .cursor/rules/gitlab-background.mdc:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T23:10:15.896Z
Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md (3)
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PR: gruntwork-io/docs#2663
File: docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md:1-6
Timestamp: 2025-07-17T18:43:26.978Z
Learning: In the gruntwork-io/docs repository, document IDs should match the filename (without extension) rather than being namespaced. For example, a file named "change-types.md" should have `id: change-types` in the front matter.
Learnt from: ZachGoldberg
PR: gruntwork-io/docs#2663
File: docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md:59-61
Timestamp: 2025-07-17T18:44:16.128Z
Learning: In current Terragrunt versions (2024-2025), the preferred command syntax is `terragrunt run --all` rather than the deprecated `terragrunt run-all` subcommand. The `run-all` command is still functional for backwards compatibility but is being phased out in favor of the `run --all` syntax.
Learnt from: CR
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File: .cursor/rules/gitlab-background.mdc:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T23:10:15.896Z
Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
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1-6: Front-matter looks goodThe mandatory YAML block is present and follows the repository convention (
idmatches the filename).
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1-6: Add an explicitslugfor stable URLs (optional)Most docs in this repo include a
slugin the front-matter to guarantee permalink stability even if file locations change. Consider:--- id: change-types title: Pull Request Behaviors – Change Types sidebar_label: Pull Request Behaviors description: How the Pipelines change-detection engine maps repo changes to Terragrunt commands. +slug: /pipelines/architecture/change-types ---This is purely for UX / SEO; feel free to skip if your site generator already derives the slug automatically.
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Learning: In the gruntwork-io/docs repository, document IDs should match the filename (without extension) rather than being namespaced. For example, a file named "change-types.md" should have `id: change-types` in the front matter.
Learnt from: CR
PR: gruntwork-io/docs#0
File: .cursor/rules/gitlab-background.mdc:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T23:10:15.896Z
Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md (3)
Learnt from: ZachGoldberg
PR: gruntwork-io/docs#2663
File: docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md:1-6
Timestamp: 2025-07-17T18:43:26.978Z
Learning: In the gruntwork-io/docs repository, document IDs should match the filename (without extension) rather than being namespaced. For example, a file named "change-types.md" should have `id: change-types` in the front matter.
Learnt from: ZachGoldberg
PR: gruntwork-io/docs#2663
File: docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md:59-61
Timestamp: 2025-07-17T18:44:16.128Z
Learning: In current Terragrunt versions (2024-2025), the preferred command syntax is `terragrunt run --all` rather than the deprecated `terragrunt run-all` subcommand. The `run-all` command is still functional for backwards compatibility but is being phased out in favor of the `run --all` syntax.
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Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
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1-6: Add an explicitslugto lock the URL pathDocusaurus will infer a slug from the
id, but setting it explicitly prevents future breakage if the file is reorganised or renamed.--- id: change-types title: Pull Request Behaviors – Change Types sidebar_label: Pull Request Behaviors description: How the Pipelines change-detection engine maps repo changes to Terragrunt commands. +slug: /pipelines/architecture/change-types ---
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Learning: In the gruntwork-io/docs repository, document IDs should match the filename (without extension) rather than being namespaced. For example, a file named "change-types.md" should have `id: change-types` in the front matter.
Learnt from: CR
PR: gruntwork-io/docs#0
File: .cursor/rules/gitlab-background.mdc:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T23:10:15.896Z
Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md (3)
Learnt from: ZachGoldberg
PR: gruntwork-io/docs#2663
File: docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md:1-6
Timestamp: 2025-07-17T18:43:26.978Z
Learning: In the gruntwork-io/docs repository, document IDs should match the filename (without extension) rather than being namespaced. For example, a file named "change-types.md" should have `id: change-types` in the front matter.
Learnt from: ZachGoldberg
PR: gruntwork-io/docs#2663
File: docs/2.0/docs/pipelines/architecture/change-types.md:59-61
Timestamp: 2025-07-17T18:44:16.128Z
Learning: In current Terragrunt versions (2024-2025), the preferred command syntax is `terragrunt run --all` rather than the deprecated `terragrunt run-all` subcommand. The `run-all` command is still functional for backwards compatibility but is being phased out in favor of the `run --all` syntax.
Learnt from: CR
PR: gruntwork-io/docs#0
File: .cursor/rules/gitlab-background.mdc:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T23:10:15.896Z
Learning: Whenever presenting information that diverges between GitHub and GitLab, use the <Tabs> and <TabItem> components to distinguish the two sets of information UNLESS the distinction is just changing one word. For example, GitHub has pull requests and GitLab has merge requests, so we can just say '... pull/merge requests...' and not need full <Tabs>.
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59-67: Flag order now correct – looks goodThe
--units-that-includeflag is placed before the Terraform sub-command (plan/apply), which is required for Terragrunt to parse it properly. Nice fix.
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