Customizing Terraform Input










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I have to take 7 inputs from the user in Terraform. Each time when i take input, it shows "Enter a value", which will give user a little confusion.



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Can i change "Enter a Value" to my custom like "Enter AWS Region" and so on?










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    I have to take 7 inputs from the user in Terraform. Each time when i take input, it shows "Enter a value", which will give user a little confusion.



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    Can i change "Enter a Value" to my custom like "Enter AWS Region" and so on?










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      I have to take 7 inputs from the user in Terraform. Each time when i take input, it shows "Enter a value", which will give user a little confusion.



      enter image description here



      Can i change "Enter a Value" to my custom like "Enter AWS Region" and so on?










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      I have to take 7 inputs from the user in Terraform. Each time when i take input, it shows "Enter a value", which will give user a little confusion.



      enter image description here



      Can i change "Enter a Value" to my custom like "Enter AWS Region" and so on?







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      Deependra DangalDeependra Dangal

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          Use an argument "description" inside your variable declaration block. It is used to give a human-friendly description for that variable which is primarily for documentation for users using your Terraform configuration. Terraform will prompt the description when asking to input value.



          variable "bucket_name"
          description = "A cool name for your bucket."
          type = "string"






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            You can add a bash wrapper around terraform using bash and define a few TF_VAR_name variables before you call the terraform command.






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              Use an argument "description" inside your variable declaration block. It is used to give a human-friendly description for that variable which is primarily for documentation for users using your Terraform configuration. Terraform will prompt the description when asking to input value.



              variable "bucket_name"
              description = "A cool name for your bucket."
              type = "string"






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                Use an argument "description" inside your variable declaration block. It is used to give a human-friendly description for that variable which is primarily for documentation for users using your Terraform configuration. Terraform will prompt the description when asking to input value.



                variable "bucket_name"
                description = "A cool name for your bucket."
                type = "string"






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                  Use an argument "description" inside your variable declaration block. It is used to give a human-friendly description for that variable which is primarily for documentation for users using your Terraform configuration. Terraform will prompt the description when asking to input value.



                  variable "bucket_name"
                  description = "A cool name for your bucket."
                  type = "string"






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                  Use an argument "description" inside your variable declaration block. It is used to give a human-friendly description for that variable which is primarily for documentation for users using your Terraform configuration. Terraform will prompt the description when asking to input value.



                  variable "bucket_name"
                  description = "A cool name for your bucket."
                  type = "string"







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                      You can add a bash wrapper around terraform using bash and define a few TF_VAR_name variables before you call the terraform command.






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                          You can add a bash wrapper around terraform using bash and define a few TF_VAR_name variables before you call the terraform command.






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