Facets Modules Validate

To validate changed Terraform IaC modules, you can lint them against project rules and run a dry-run deployment. This automatically detects modified modules via git diff and checks files containing facets.yaml against rules.md.

A raptor dry-run simulates the deployment of infrastructure modules using 'raptor create iac-module --dry-run'. It catches configuration or provider errors by validating the module's output type schemas without actually deploying resources.

Yes, if a security scan fails during the raptor dry-run, the validation process automatically retries the execution with the '--skip-security-scan' flag to complete the remaining validation checks.

You can lint infrastructure code automatically by defining rules in a rules.md file. The validation process reads this file, checks every rule against the module files, and records a PASS, FAIL, or SKIP status for each.

If your Terraform modules have validation rule gaps, the process reports the results per-module and provides a summary. It recommends creating new rules to cover any discovered gaps in the validation checks.

Yes, the validation process automatically detects changed IaC modules by analyzing the git diff. It specifically extracts module paths that contain a facets.yaml file to determine what needs to be validated.