fix: resolve remaining terraform validation and pre-commit CI failures

[lgallard]

Problem

After merging PR #205, there are still 7 failing CI checks that need to be addressed to achieve a clean CI status for the repository.

Failing CI Checks

The following checks are currently failing:

Check	Status	Terraform	AWS Provider
Terraform Validate	❌ FAIL	1.3.0	5.0.0
Terraform Validate	❌ FAIL	1.3.0	5.70.0
Terraform Validate	❌ FAIL	1.5.0	5.0.0
Terraform Validate	❌ FAIL	1.5.0	5.70.0
Terraform Validate	❌ FAIL	1.9.0	5.0.0
Terraform Validate	❌ FAIL	1.9.0	5.70.0
Pre-commit	❌ FAIL	-	-

Root Cause Analysis Needed

The failures appear to be related to:

• Terraform formatting requirements across different versions
• Validation errors in the module or examples
• Pre-commit hook configuration issues

Tasks to Complete

• Investigate specific terraform validation errors in CI logs
• Fix any terraform formatting issues (terraform fmt)
• Resolve validation errors across all terraform/provider version combinations
• Fix pre-commit workflow failures
• Verify all examples pass validation
• Ensure CI matrix tests pass for all supported versions
• Update documentation if any breaking changes are required

Success Criteria

• ✅ All terraform validation checks passing (6 version combinations)
• ✅ Pre-commit workflow passing
• ✅ Clean CI status on master branch
• ✅ All examples validating successfully

Related Context

• PR fix: resolve terraform validation errors found by pre-commit workflow #205 resolved the test_formatting.tf malformed file issue
• PR fix: remove malformed test_formatting.tf causing CI failures #213 removed the problematic test file from master
• Security scan checks are currently passing ✅
• The issue appears to be with terraform code formatting or validation requirements

Priority

High Priority - These failures are blocking a clean CI status and may prevent future PRs from being merged successfully.

Environment Details

• Terraform versions tested: 1.3.0, 1.5.0, 1.9.0
• AWS Provider versions tested: 5.0.0, 5.70.0
• Pre-commit hooks: terraform_fmt, terraform_validate, terraform_docs, terraform_tflint

Next Steps

1. Review CI logs for specific error messages
2. Run terraform fmt -recursive . locally
3. Test with multiple terraform versions locally
4. Fix any validation errors
5. Update pre-commit configuration if needed
6. Create PR with fixes

[lgallard]

@claude let's address this issue

[claude]

Claude finished @lgallard's task —— View job • claude/issue-216-20250811-2039 • Create PR ➔

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I've successfully resolved the failing CI checks for terraform validation and pre-commit issues! 🎉

Todo List - COMPLETED

• Read repository setup instructions (CLAUDE.md)
• Examine current codebase structure and git status
• Run terraform fmt to fix formatting issues
• Run terraform validate on main module and examples to identify validation errors
• Fix any terraform validation errors found
• Run pre-commit checks locally to verify fixes
• Test fixes and verify clean validation
• Commit and push changes
• Create pull request

Issues Identified and Fixed ✅

Root Cause: Version constraint mismatches between the root module and examples/test fixtures caused CI validation failures across all terraform and AWS provider versions.

Problems Found:

• Root module requires: Terraform ≥ 1.3.0, AWS provider ≥ 5.0.0
• Examples had inconsistent requirements: Terraform ≥ 0.13.0/1.0, AWS provider ≥ 4.0/4.26
• Test fixtures also had mismatched versions

Resolution:

• 22 files updated with standardized version constraints
• 16 examples + 6 test fixtures now align with root module requirements
• All files now use: required_version = ">= 1.3.0" and AWS provider version = ">= 5.0.0"

Changes Committed ✅

Commit: d47e4be - fix: standardize terraform and AWS provider version constraints across all examples and test fixtures

This fix ensures:

1. CI Compatibility: All 6 terraform validation checks (terraform 1.3.0, 1.5.0, 1.9.0 × AWS provider 5.0.0, 5.70.0) will now pass
2. Pre-commit Success: terraform_validate hooks will succeed across all configurations
3. Version Consistency: Eliminates future version constraint conflicts