terraspace all validate

Usage

terraspace all validate

Description

Validate all or multiple stacks.

Example

$ terraspace all validate
Running:
   terraspace validate c1 # batch 1
   terraspace validate b1 # batch 2
   terraspace validate b2 # batch 2
   terraspace validate a1 # batch 3
Batch Run 1:
Running: terraspace validate c1 Logs: log/validate/c1.log
terraspace validate c1:  Success! The configuration is valid.
Batch Run 2:
Running: terraspace validate b1 Logs: log/validate/b1.log
Running: terraspace validate b2 Logs: log/validate/b2.log
terraspace validate b1:  Success! The configuration is valid.
terraspace validate b2:  Success! The configuration is valid.
Batch Run 3:
Running: terraspace validate a1 Logs: log/validate/a1.log
terraspace validate a1:  Success! The configuration is valid.
Time took: 13s
$

Options

-y, [--yes], [--no-yes]                    # auto approve all batch commands
    [--exit-on-fail], [--no-exit-on-fail]  # whether or not to exit when one of the batch commands fails

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