Spencer Williams

not quite a "flow layout" (but it is a layout that flows :P): I implemented a "Pinterest-stye" layout [here](https://github.com/spilliams/NSCollectionViewHelpers/tree/master/SWCollectionViewStaggeredGridLayout).

My team has been running up against this problem constantly for at least a month. We've updated our lockfiles with `terragrunt init -upgrade`, but haven't tried deleting them yet. For...

I also experience this. terragrunt version 0.36.10, terraform version 1.1.9 I see this in both VS Code terminal and Windows terminal. I'm using `zsh` in both places, and the underlying...

tl;dr: try setting `disable_dependency_optimization` to `true` in your `remote` block. My team and I manage a monorepo with 300+ root modules in it, all as terragrunt modules. We have run...

> So: Go into every folder of your dependencies I've been using `find . -name '.terragrunt-cache' | xargs rm -rf` to do it more automatically.

I'm a coworker of @tpansino (in fact, since he posted this he's been promoted to be my manager), and I'm planning on working on this feature.

This could provide a great example for how users can quickly manage a `remote_state` data source. See also: #31

Next idea: hashes. First of all, the `build` step is required. There's no such thing as "only build the affected roots". We need to build in order to determine affected....

Perhaps build a "phantom" root that depends on all other roots. Might have to change what qualifies as an `ExecFunc`, and maybe have something like a `Buildable` interface implemented by...

It strikes me that the program currently does not care where state is stored for a given root. In order to provide a downstream root with a remote state data...