interpret also tofu as terraform

[orgads]

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[romkatv]

What are tf and tofu? Is their behavior affected by the content of ~/.aws/config?

[orgads]

tf is a widely used alias for terraform, see for example here and here. It is also mentioned in rainbow script in POWERLEVEL9K_TERRAFORM_VERSION_SHOW_ON_COMMAND.
tofu is the command for OpenTofu, which is Terraform fork (MPL license).

When running Terraform, it is useful to know what is the active Azure/AWS/GCP environment.

[romkatv]

Aliases should work out of the box because powerlevel10k can see through them. So, if you define alias tf=terraform and then type tf, the effect should be the same as if you typed terraform.

Adding tofu is a good idea.

[orgads]

In my case tf is a wrapper script though :/

[romkatv]

The default values of parameter include popular tools, not private scripts. The latter can have arbitrary names and semantics, and are supported by your ability to modify your own ~/.p10k.zsh.

[orgads]

Done.

[romkatv]

Thanks!

[Syphdias]

In my case tf is a wrapper script though :/

You can alias to a function that overrides tofu. I did this for terrafrom. So this might work for you as long as you use command tofu in your wrapper script:

alias tf=tofu
function tofu() {
   command tofu -var-file ~/i/just/made/this/up/global.tfvars $@
}

But yes, just locally overriding is probably easier ;) Might still be useful for other applications

[orgads]

Thank you.