- app (stable, but apps will be deprecated soon. Begin to favor machines.)
- cert (stable)
- ip (stable)
- volume (stable)
- machines (beta)
- postgres (todo)
- app (stable)
- cert (stable)
- ip (stable)
- volume (stable)
To run acceptance tests for this provider some scaffolding is required.
- Create a new organization in your Fly.io account to isolate the resources
- e.g.
fly orgs create fly-terraform-ci - take note of the org slug
- e.g.
- Export environment variables
export FLY_TF_TEST_ORG=<your-org-slug-from-step-1>export FLY_TF_TEST_APP="acctestapp-$(head /dev/urandom | LC_ALL=C tr -dc A-Za-z0-9 | head -c 10)"
- Run the commands below to persist your config values. You will need direnv installed.
$(cd infra && echo "fly_ci_org = \"${FLY_TF_TEST_ORG}\"\nfly_ci_app = \"${FLY_TF_TEST_APP}\"" > terraform.tfvars) && echo "export ASDF_DEFAULT_TOOL_VERSIONS_FILENAME=\$(pwd)/.tool-versions\nexport FLY_TF_TEST_ORG=${FLY_TF_TEST_ORG}\nexport FLY_TF_TEST_APP=${FLY_TF_TEST_APP}" > .envrc- You should receive a direnv warning because .
envrcchanged and has new unapproved content. Rundirenv allow.
- Got to the infra directory and run
terraform applyto create the scaffolding. - You should now be able to run
makein the repo root to run tests. - (Optional) set FLY_TF_TEST_REGION in .envrc to a region closer to you
- Build abstraction around querying local tunnel