update provider versions #34

kevinbleckmann · 2024-02-05T23:03:24Z

User description

Update GCP provider to 5.11 and Terraform provider from 1.3.0 to 1.6

Along with updating readme with branding changes

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enhancement, documentation

Description

Updated Terraform required version to ~> 1.6 and Google provider version to ~> 5.11 across multiple Terraform configuration files.
Updated branding from "Intel® Cloud Optimization Modules for Terraform" to "Intel® Optimized Cloud Modules for Terraform" across all README.md files and the policies.md document.
Updated copyright year to 2024 in all documentation files.

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Relevant files

Configuration changes

4 files

versions.tf `Update Terraform and Google provider versions for GCP Linux VM Spot` examples/gcp-linux-vm-spot/versions.tf Updated Terraform required version to `~> 1.6` Updated Google provider version to `~> 5.11`	+2/-2
versions.tf `Update Terraform and Google provider versions for GCP RHEL VM` examples/gcp-rhel-vm/versions.tf Updated Terraform required version to `~> 1.6` Updated Google provider version to `~> 5.11`	+2/-2
versions.tf `Update Terraform and Google provider versions for GCP Windows VM` examples/gcp-windows-vm/versions.tf Updated Terraform required version to `~> 1.6` Updated Google provider version to `~> 5.11`	+2/-2
versions.tf `Update Google provider version in root versions.tf` versions.tf Updated Google provider version to `~> 5.11`	+1/-1

Documentation

12 files

README.md `Branding and Copyright Year Update in README` README.md Updated branding from "Intel® Cloud Optimization Modules for Terraform" to "Intel® Optimized Cloud Modules for Terraform" Updated copyright year to 2024	+4/-4
README.md `Branding and Copyright Update for FastChat New vs Old` examples/gcp-linux-fastchat-new-vs-old/README.md Updated branding and copyright year	+2/-2
README.md `Branding and Copyright Update for FastChat Simple` examples/gcp-linux-fastchat-simple/README.md Updated branding and copyright year	+2/-2
README.md `Branding and Copyright Update for FastChat` examples/gcp-linux-fastchat/README.md Updated branding and copyright year	+2/-2
README.md `Branding and Copyright Update for Stable Diffusion` examples/gcp-linux-stable-diffusion/README.md Updated branding and copyright year	+2/-2
README.md `Branding and Copyright Update for ICO by Densify` examples/gcp-linux-vm-ico-by-densify/README.md Updated branding and copyright year	+2/-2
README.md `Branding and Copyright Update for Linux VM Spot` examples/gcp-linux-vm-spot/README.md Updated branding and copyright year	+2/-2
README.md `Branding and Copyright Update for Linux VM` examples/gcp-linux-vm/README.md Updated branding and copyright year	+2/-2
README.md `Branding and Copyright Update for RHEL VM` examples/gcp-rhel-vm/README.md Updated branding and copyright year	+2/-2
README.md `Branding and Copyright Update for Windows VM ICO by Densify` examples/gcp-windows-vm-ico-by-densify/README.md Updated branding and copyright year	+2/-2
README.md `Branding and Copyright Update for Windows VM` examples/gcp-windows-vm/README.md Updated branding and copyright year	+2/-2
policies.md `Branding and Copyright Update in Policies Document` policies.md Updated branding and copyright year	+2/-2

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Update GCP provider to 5.11 and Terraform provider from 1.3.0 to 1.6 Along with updating readme with branding changes

github-actions · 2024-02-05T23:07:28Z

PR Description updated to latest commit (03881e4)

github-actions · 2024-02-05T23:07:48Z

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🎯 Main theme: Updating provider versions and branding in documentation
📝 PR summary: This PR updates the required versions of Terraform and the Google provider across multiple Terraform configuration files. It also updates the branding and copyright year in all README.md files and the policies.md document.
📌 Type of PR: Enhancement
Documentation
🧪 Relevant tests added: No
⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]: 1, because the changes are straightforward and involve only version updates and text replacements.
🔒 Security concerns: No security concerns found

PR Feedback

💡 General suggestions: The PR is well-structured and the changes are clearly explained. The version updates are necessary to keep the project up-to-date with the latest versions of Terraform and the Google provider. The branding updates ensure consistency across all documentation.

🤖 Code feedback:

relevant file	examples/gcp-linux-vm-spot/versions.tf
suggestion	Ensure that the updated versions of Terraform and the Google provider have been thoroughly tested and are compatible with the existing codebase. [important]
relevant line	required_version = "~> 1.6" # see https://releases.hashicorp.com/terraform/

relevant file	README.md
suggestion	Make sure that the updated branding is reflected everywhere in the project, not just in the README.md files and the policies.md document. [medium]
relevant line	## Intel® Optimized Cloud Modules for Terraform

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github-actions · 2024-02-05T23:08:36Z

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Specify a precise version of Terraform for consistent behavior. Consider specifying a more precise version of Terraform instead of a range to ensure consistent behavior across different environments. examples/gcp-linux-vm-spot/versions.tf [2] -required_version = "~> 1.6" # see https://releases.hashicorp.com/terraform/ +required_version = "1.6.5" # see https://releases.hashicorp.com/terraform/
Lock the Google provider version to avoid unexpected changes. Lock the Google provider version to a specific minor version to avoid unexpected changes due to provider updates. examples/gcp-linux-vm-spot/versions.tf [7] -version = "~> 5.11" +version = "5.11.0"

enhancement

Update the copyright year to match the current year. Update the copyright year to match the current year if the document has been significantly updated or reviewed. README.md [7] -© Copyright 2024, Intel Corporation +© Copyright 2023, Intel Corporation
Use consistent naming for the module title. Use consistent naming for the module title to align with other documentation and branding guidelines. examples/gcp-linux-vm-spot/README.md [5] -# Intel Optimized Cloud Modules for Terraform +# Intel® Optimized Cloud Modules for Terraform
Use correct and consistent branding in the document title. Ensure that the document title uses the correct and consistent branding, including the use of the registered trademark symbol. policies.md [5] -# Intel® Optimized Cloud Modules for Terraform +# Intel® Optimized Cloud Modules for Terraform™

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Update GCP provider to 5.11 and Terraform provider from 1.3.0 to 1.6 Along with updating readme with branding changes

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