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Depends on how you define "boilerplate". E.g. Terraform configs count for a significant number of the total lines in one of my repos. It's not really "boilerpla
by hn_throwaway_99 2y ago
Depends on how you define "boilerplate". E.g. Terraform configs count for a significant number of the total lines in one of my repos. It's not really "boilerplate" in that it's not the exact same everywhere, but it is boilerplate in the since that setting up, say, a pretty standard Cloud SQL instance can take many, many lines of code just because there are so many config options.
- marcosdumay 2y agoTerraform is verbose. It's only boilerplate if you write it again to set almost the same thing again. What, granted, if you are writing bare terraform config, it's probably both. But on either case, if your terraform config is repetitive and a large part of the code on an entire thing (not a repo, repos are arbitraty divisions, maybe "product", but it's also a bad name). Than that thing is certainly close to useless.