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## Clearer documentation with practical examples | ||
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For a better user experience, we updated our documentation to include detailed examples and best practices for using the Terraform Provider effectively. We outlined 5 key scenarios to guide you. The documentation found at [the Terraform registry](https://registry.terraform.io/providers/OctopusDeployLabs/octopusdeploy/latest/docs) now also has examples for all data sources and resources. |
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@Vvasudevan-octopus where it says "we updated our documentation" we should provide a link to the docs.
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We resolved several long-standing bugs in this release. This improves the provider and ensures a more stable and reliable experience. | ||
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- New deployment process resource: We made it easier to define and manage deployment processes by making each step its own resource. We also introduced a step order resource so you can easily manage the deployment process step order. You can find out more info on how it works in the official docs. |
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@Vvasudevan-octopus where it says "in the official docs" we should provide a link to the docs.
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### Provider migrated to Octopus Deploy repository | ||
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The Terraform provider has always lived in our OctopusDeployLabs repository, which signalled that it was an experimental integration. We decided to move it to our official repository, elevating it as a core integration. |
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@Vvasudevan-octopus where it says "our official repository" we should provide a link to the repo.
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The v1.0 release solidifies the Octopus Deploy Terraform provider as a robust tool for managing your Octopus instance as code. By simplifying resource management and improving documentation, teams can work more efficiently with the Terraform provider | ||
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For detailed information on all changes and enhancements, please read the docs or visit the Terraform registry page for the provider. |
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@Vvasudevan-octopus where it says "read the docs" we should provide a link to the docs, and where it says "visit the Terraform registry page for the provider" we should also provide a link.
I've added the following - Added links where they were previously missing - Removed the Octo-terra tool paragraph as we are no longer doing this
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This is a post about the V1.0 release of the Terraform provider
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This post should not be published until I send confirmation that we have released V1.0 around the end of April / 1st week of May