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atmos should support the http backend as described here.
Unfortunately, the http backend is not inside of the workspace supported backend list and internally atmos is using workspace.
This is limiting for us as we would like to use atmos with GitLab that only support the http backend. This backend coupled with GitLab (I don't know other ones that well) is expecting to have different addresses to provide isolation instead of using workspaces. Maybe we could use templated variables from atmos to adjust this backend address?
There is an open issue for workspaces support on GitLab here.
Describe the Bug
atmos
should support thehttp
backend as described here.Unfortunately, the
http
backend is not inside of the workspace supported backend list and internallyatmos
is using workspace.This is limiting for us as we would like to use
atmos
withGitLab
that only support thehttp
backend. This backend coupled with GitLab (I don't know other ones that well) is expecting to have different addresses to provide isolation instead of using workspaces. Maybe we could use templated variables fromatmos
to adjust this backend address?There is an open issue for workspaces support on GitLab here.
Moreover OpenTofu is considering deprecating workspaces opentofu/opentofu#2160
Expected Behavior
Provide a way to setup the
http
backend withatmos
.Steps to Reproduce
Setup a classic http backend, then run an
atmos terraform
command. It should fail withworkspaces not supported
.Screenshots
No response
Environment
No response
Additional Context
On Slack a feature flag to toggle usage of workspaces has been suggested to solve this issue.
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