v2.0.0

2.0.0 (02/12/2024)

BREAKING CHANGES:

• It is now possible, with a validation check, to destroy the bootstrap.
• Bootstrap and the example component have been completely rewritten.
• .terraform and backend_tfscaffold.tf no longer removed during bootstrap cleanup
• Bootstrap and examples now configured to use terraform >= 1.10.0.
• Bootstrap and examples now require terraform > 1.0.0.
• Bootstrap and examples now require AWS Provider ~> 5.79.0.
• tfscaffold tagging default have changed to prefix tag keys with tfscaffold:

FEATURES:

• Bootstraps can now be fully and cleanly destroyed, however only interactively,
  requiring a manual text input to confirm.
• A DynamoDB lock table has been added to Bootstrap.
• Bootstrap now uses AWS Provider v4+ S3 Bucket property resources instead
  of declaring all configuration in a single bucket resource.
• The example component has been rewritten to reflect modern naming standards,
  and idempotency structures.
• An example module has been added, which is called from the example component.
• Example region changed to eu-west-2.
• bin/docs.sh has been added to recursively apply terraform-docs
  (https://github.com/terraform-docs/terraform-docs) to all directories beneath
  the project root that contain a variables.tf file.
• Remove unnecessary compatability log entry for auto-approve.
• Remove unnecessary non-current version transitions from the bootstrap bucket.

BUG FIXES:

• Do not write .terraform.output.json after a destroy.
• -compact-warnings is no longer passed to terraform init

CHORES:

• .gitignore updated

Full Changelog: v1.10.2...v2.0.0