deps(terraform): upgrade providers, modules & pinned tool versions#127
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Pin previously-unpinned providers and bump everything to latest stable
within the constraints validated below. Each root/module was verified with
terraform init -upgrade + terraform validate (1.8.2 locally).
Providers:
- aws: pin to >= 5.0, < 6.0 (latest 5.100). Held at 5.x because EKS module
v20 requires aws < 6.0; aws 6.x needs EKS v21 (declined as too risky).
- azurerm ~>3.86 -> ~> 4.0 (4.78). Fixed v4 breaking changes: subnet
private_endpoint_network_policies_enabled (bool) -> private_endpoint_
network_policies ("Disabled"); AKS enable_auto_scaling/enable_host_
encryption/enable_node_public_ip -> *_enabled renames; removed the now-
implicit arg from azure_active_directory_role_based_access_control;
key_vault enable_rbac_authorization -> rbac_authorization_enabled.
- google ~>5.45 -> ~> 6.0 (6.50). Held at 6.x because the pinned GKE module
(kubernetes-engine 34.0.0) caps google < 7.0; google 7 needs the 34->44
module rewrite (mirrors the EKS-v21 decision).
- harbor / sonarqube / restapi / vault: were unpinned; pinned to ~> 3.0 /
~> 0.16 / ~> 3.0 / ~> 5.0 (latest majors).
- kubernetes >= 2.10 -> >= 2.20, < 4.0 (resolves to 3.2).
- random ~>3.5.1 -> ~> 3.9.
- github provider 5.42 -> 6.0, gitlab provider 18.2 -> 19.1 (via const.py).
Fixed gitlab v19 breaking changes in the repository module: gitlab_project
issues_enabled -> issues_access_level; gitlab_branch_protection
allowed_to_push nested block -> list attribute.
Modules:
- EKS module ~>19.16 -> ~> 20.37. Migrated off the removed create/manage_aws_
auth_configmap to authentication_mode = API_AND_CONFIG_MAP +
enable_cluster_creator_admin_permissions (Access Entries). IAM IRSA module
held at ~>5.58 (v6 requires aws >= 6.28, incompatible with EKS v20 + aws 5).
- VPC module ~> 5.0 -> ~> 5.21.
CLI const.py: TERRAFORM_VERSION 1.6.4 -> 1.15.6, KUBECTL_VERSION 1.33.1 ->
1.33.13 (cluster default is 1.32; kubectl stays within +1 skew).
NOTE: validate-only. The AWS/Azure/GCP modules cannot be terraform-plan'd
without live cloud credentials + state; the EKS v20 Access Entry migration
in particular needs a reviewed plan before apply.
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Pins previously-unpinned providers and bumps to latest stable; every module/root verified with
terraform init -upgrade+validate.Providers: azurerm 3→4, google 5→6, harbor/sonarqube/restapi/vault now pinned, github 5→6, gitlab 18→19, kubernetes/random bumped. const.py: terraform 1.6.4→1.15.6, kubectl→1.33.13.
Modules: EKS 19→20 (aws-auth ConfigMap → Access Entries), VPC →5.21.
Breaking-change fixes: azurerm-4 subnet/AKS arg renames; gitlab-19
issues_enabled→issues_access_levelandallowed_to_pushblock→attribute.Held (avoid unverifiable rewrites): aws stays 5.x (EKS v20 caps <6), google 6.x (GKE module caps <7), IAM module v5.
plan. The EKS Access-Entry migration needs a reviewed plan before apply.