Terraform provider 3.0.0

The 3.0.0 release of the Clever Cloud Terraform provider is available. Its major version comes from a change in how applications get deployed. When the deployment block of an existing application sets no commit, every terraform plan now reads the repository HEAD. A new commit shows up as a diff and the next apply deploys it, instead of waiting for an unrelated change to the resource.

The provider opens a local file:// repository and only lists the references of a remote one, without cloning it. If the repository is unreachable, the plan goes on with a warning. deployment.repository now requires an https://, http:// or file:// scheme.

The provider also authenticates with an API token, set in CLEVER_API_TOKEN or in the api_token parameter, as an alternative to OAuth credentials. An API token can’t push code over Git, so applications that push code through a deployment block still need OAuth credentials. Every application and add-on resource now accepts tags, and a clevercloud_java_maven resource joins the Java WAR and JAR ones:

resource "clevercloud_java_maven" "inventory_api" {
  name               = "inventory-api"
  region             = "par"
  min_instance_count = 1
  max_instance_count = 2
  smallest_flavor    = "XS"
  biggest_flavor     = "M"
  tags               = ["env:production", "team:platform"]
}

Pushing a large local repository now streams it with bounded memory, works from a linked Git worktree, and no longer retries a push rejected as too large. You can import a clevercloud_cellar_bucket with its Cellar ID and name, such as cellar_xxx/my-bucket, and a Rust application rebuilds without its build cache when its features change.

This release follows 2.3.0, which added node auto-provisioning to Kubernetes clusters through the node_autoprovisioning attribute. It also writes environment maps into configurations generated with BYPASS_SENSITIVE_IMPORTS=true, retries server errors instead of failing, and no longer replaces imported Elasticsearch add-ons. To upgrade, set the provider constraint to ~> 3.0 and run terraform init -upgrade.

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