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Provider Development

Testing the provider

If you're contributing changes or code to the provider, the integration tests create, update, and destroy real resources in a Lightstep-managed integration environment.

To run the tests, first get an API key with a Member role for the public environment and run:

export TF_ACC_PROVIDER_NAMESPACE="hashicorp"
export TF_ACC_PROVIDER_HOST="registry.opentofu.org"
export TF_ACC_TERRAFORM_PATH="$(which terraform)"
LIGHTSTEP_API_KEY_PUBLIC=(your api key here) make acc-test

Using a local build for development (vs the one in the registry)

  1. Update the version in .go-version and run make build
  2. Create a .terraformrc in your $HOME directory that points this checked-out repository with your changes.
provider_installation {
    filesystem_mirror {
        path    = "/Users/your-username/workspace/terraform-provider-lightstep/.terraform/providers"
        include = ["registry.terraform.io/lightstep/lightstep"]
    }
    direct {
        exclude = ["lightstep/lightstep"]
    }
}
  1. Import the module in another project pinned to the version that matches .version. Delete any terraform lock files and run terraform init.

Updating docs

Documentation files in docs are generated by combining:

  • the contents of the .md.tmpl template files found in the template directory
  • field-level documentation configured inline via Description attributes in lightstep/*.go.

Any edits to documentation files should be made in the templates directory or the .go files. Then you can use the following steps to generate the files in the docs directory:

  1. Download tfplugindocs from https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform-plugin-docs/releases and make it available on your PATH
  2. Run $ make docs from the root of this directory

Note that there is a github action that will prevent merging if the docs files checked in do not match the generated ones.