Been a while since I used workspaces but my understanding is that you have: - a directory that has the infrastructure code - a directory per environment that ha

Been a while since I used workspaces but my understanding is that you have: - a directory that has the infrastructure code - a directory per environment that has the specific configuration to be applied to that environment It's a pretty classic separation of code and config. Might not be intuitive to everyone I guess, but that separation is very beneficial I find. For instance, adding a new environment is relatively trivial. Not something you do all the time granted, but I have had the need on occasions. Same goes for removing an environment.