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Add differentiation between an errored run vs a discarded run. #35076

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gs0510 opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 1 comment
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Add differentiation between an errored run vs a discarded run. #35076

gs0510 opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 1 comment
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gs0510 commented Apr 24, 2024

Terraform Version

1.4.2

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We have a bunch of runs we automatically discard because they are created before we have other resources in place. We get a lot of notifications every single discard. This is our notification configuration, if we could have a differentiation between run:errored and run:discarded we could have more granularity over the notifications.


resource "tfe_notification_configuration" "instance_error_notification" {
  name             = "Notify when instance needs attention"
  enabled          = true
  destination_type = "slack"
  triggers         = ["run:errored"]
  url              = local.slack_alerts_url
  workspace_id     = tfe_workspace.instance.id
}

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crw commented Apr 24, 2024

Thanks for this feature request! If you are viewing this issue and would like to indicate your interest, please use the 👍 reaction on the issue description to upvote this issue. We also welcome additional use case descriptions. Thanks again!

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