The root .gitignore excluded .terraform.lock.hcl and every *.tfvars, which hid two things that belong in version control: - .terraform.lock.hcl pins the provider hashes. versions.tf tracks Telmate/proxmox 3.0.2-rc05, a release candidate, so the version constraint alone is not enough if that tag is ever re-published. - terraform.tfvars held one real secret (proxmox_api_token_secret) plus the entire vms map — 7 VMs with their vmids, sizes and static IPs. That is infra definition, and it existed only on one laptop. Meanwhile the committed terraform.tfvars.example still advertised web1/db1. Split at the credential boundary: the provider auth triple stays in the gitignored terraform.tfvars, everything else moves to vms.auto.tfvars, which is committed and auto-loaded (no -var-file needed). terraform.tfvars.example is now credentials-only. `tofu plan` reports no changes. State stays ignored — it carries cloud-init attributes and should not be in git. Noted in the README that it has no remote backend, and that state manages two VMs (bastion-box, nonkeiwaisi-box) the map does not declare. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# OpenTofu / Terraform
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.terraform/
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.tofu/
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terraform.tfstate
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terraform.tfstate.*
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crash.log
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# Provider credentials only. Non-secret infra config (the vms map) is committed
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# as *.auto.tfvars, and *.lock.hcl is committed on purpose so provider hashes
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# are pinned.
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terraform.tfvars
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terraform.tfvars.json
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*secrets.auto.tfvars
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venv/*
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.env
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# Secrets are ansible-vault encrypted and ARE committed.
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# Anything matching *_secrets.plain.yml is a working decryption — never commit those.
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*_secrets.plain.yml
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# Vault password — never commit
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ansible/.vault_pass |