terraform fmt should have the ability to ignore certain parts of the code

[nbali]

Terraform Version

latest

Use Cases

This is readable, and the differences are easily understandable by humans

  po_mapping            = [for p in values(var.projects) : { for o in concat(tolist( v.owners), ["serviceAccount:${var.provisioning_sa}"]) : "${p.project}:${o}" => { project : p.project,  owner : o } }]
  pe_mapping            = [for p in values(var.projects) : { for e in        tolist(v.editors)                                             : "${p.project}:${e}" => { project : p.project, editor : e } }]
  pv_mapping            = [for p in values(var.projects) : { for v in        tolist(v.viewers)                                             : "${p.project}:${v}" => { project : p.project, viewer : v } }]

The terraform formatted version decreased this readability.

Attempted Solutions

Ignoring the whole file is not an option, and couldn't find any solution that ignore only just a few lines

Proposal

  # fmt: off
  po_mapping            = [for p in values(var.projects) : { for o in concat(tolist( v.owners), ["serviceAccount:${var.provisioning_sa}"]) : "${p.project}:${o}" => { project : p.project,  owner : o } }]
  pe_mapping            = [for p in values(var.projects) : { for e in        tolist(v.editors)                                             : "${p.project}:${e}" => { project : p.project, editor : e } }]
  pv_mapping            = [for p in values(var.projects) : { for v in        tolist(v.viewers)                                             : "${p.project}:${v}" => { project : p.project, viewer : v } }]
  # fmt: on

References

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[crw]

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