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@ddouglas There would be no objection to you offering your help. Intact I'd be overjoyed if someone helped out with the code. The only major constraint is that we communicate beforehand what and how things will be implemented. This way, nobody gets a nasty surprise of code bieng rejected. The SDK project does have a style guide explaining the coding style in the project. Please note that half of the codebase precedes the stylpe guide. The SDK project does most of the work, CRUD, validation, and verification. The Terraform project should do as little as possible in the sense that it should rely on the SDK for all its major functionality. If everything said above sounds fine for you, then I'm more than happy to welcome you to the team :) |
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Hello All,
I'm a huge fan of Terraform and Golang. I'm revamping my homelab this year and I want to use Terraform to manage as much of it as I can. Would there be any objection to updating both the SDK and the provider to handle more resources/data objects via Terraform? Am asking as somebody who'd be willing to contribute time to this project to help achieve this.
This question is in the same vain as these two discussions
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