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Move remote state backend under component #818
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📝 Walkthrough📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request updates the documentation for using Atmos in brownfield environments. It addresses challenges related to integrating new systems with legacy ones, emphasizing architectural planning. The section on "Remote State in Brownfield Development" is expanded to include a Changes
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The configuration example effectively demonstrates how to use the static remote state backend with the correct parameter names and ARN format. The inline comments provide helpful context about the purpose of each configuration element. This is particularly valuable for users working with existing infrastructure, as it clearly shows how to:
Line range hint The documentation provides excellent coverage of brownfield scenarios. Let's verify that all code examples maintain consistency. yaml[\s\S]*?```" | grep -A 5 "components:" Find all HCL code blocks and verify module structureecho "Checking HCL module structure consistency..."
Code examples are consistent and well-structured After reviewing the brownfield documentation, all code examples maintain proper consistency and follow best practices:
The documentation effectively illustrates brownfield integration patterns with practical, working examples that align with Atmos conventions. 🏁 Scripts executedThe following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: #!/bin/bash
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# Let's try a more robust approach to find and verify code blocks in the brownfield documentation
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echo -e "\n=== Related brownfield files ==="
fd -t f brownfield
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: Well-structured documentation with clear explanations!
The documentation effectively explains brownfield considerations, challenges, and provides proper context for implementing Atmos in existing environments. The introduction and explanation of concepts are clear and helpful.
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thanks @matts-path
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Documentation example code is incorrect.
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I'd like to fix the docs for others
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