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Currently we have multiple stacks and we're naming them with a pattern of highLevelLayerName-environment-stackName, which makes it super easy to apply multiple stacks at the same time using a pattern, like cdktf apply 'fdn-dev-*'.
However, this does not apply to cdktf plan. What that means is if we want to plan multiple stacks in a pattern, we'd need to either run a plan for each stack or run an apply and select "don't apply".
So the feature request is to extend this functionality to cdktf plan in the cdktf cli
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Currently we have multiple stacks and we're naming them with a pattern of
highLevelLayerName-environment-stackName
, which makes it super easy to apply multiple stacks at the same time using a pattern, likecdktf apply 'fdn-dev-*'
.However, this does not apply to cdktf plan. What that means is if we want to plan multiple stacks in a pattern, we'd need to either run a plan for each stack or run an apply and select "don't apply".
So the feature request is to extend this functionality to cdktf plan in the cdktf cli
References
No response
Help Wanted
Community Note
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: