terraform-mcp-server: new package

[ajayk]

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🔄 Build Failed: Git Checkout Error

FAIL Expected commit 7aced2b0a16d18a441d6bbf33e6487f7c042df6e for v0.1.0, found 65579e563b410175637c73ae56ea3b6caa644dd1

Build Details

Category	Details
Build System	melange
Failure Point	git checkout step validating commit hash

Root Cause Analysis 🔍

The build expects a specific commit hash (7aced2b0a16d18a441d6bbf33e6487f7c042df6e) for tag v0.1.0, but the actual commit hash for that tag in the repository is different (65579e563b410175637c73ae56ea3b6caa644dd1). This indicates either the tag has been moved to a different commit in the repository, or there's a mismatch between the expected commit hash in the build configuration and the actual hash in the repo.

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🔍 Build failure fix suggestions

Found similar build failures that have been fixed in the past and analyzed them to suggest a fix:

Similar PRs with fixes

• Adding VersionStream for gitlab-runner-17.11 #51032
• Nats box adder #45713
• zoxide/0.9.7 package update #42096

Suggested Changes

File: terraform-mcp-server.yaml

• replace at line 14 (git-checkout section)
  Original:

      expected-commit: 7aced2b0a16d18a441d6bbf33e6487f7c042df6e

Replacement:

      expected-commit: 65579e563b410175637c73ae56ea3b6caa644dd1

Content:

Update the expected-commit hash to match the actual commit hash for tag v0.1.0

Click to expand fix analysis

Analysis

Analyzing the similar fixed build failures, I observe a consistent pattern: in all three cases, the error occurred because the expected commit hash in the git-checkout step didn't match the actual commit hash for the specified tag in the repository. The fixes all involved updating the expected-commit value to match the actual commit hash that the tag points to (65579e563b410175637c73ae56ea3b6caa644dd1 instead of 7aced2b0a16d18a441d6bbf33e6487f7c042df6e). This situation typically occurs when tags are moved in the upstream repository or when there's a discrepancy between what was initially recorded and what's currently in the repository.

Click to expand fix explanation

Explanation

The build is failing because the expected commit hash (7aced2b0a16d18a441d6bbf33e6487f7c042df6e) specified in the terraform-mcp-server.yaml file doesn't match the actual commit hash (65579e563b410175637c73ae56ea3b6caa644dd1) that the v0.1.0 tag points to in the GitHub repository.

This mismatch can happen for several reasons:

1. The tag might have been moved to a different commit in the upstream repository
2. The original commit hash might have been incorrectly recorded
3. The tag may be annotated, causing the hash to refer to the tag object rather than the commit

By updating the expected-commit value to 65579e563b410175637c73ae56ea3b6caa644dd1, we're adjusting our configuration to match the current state of the repository. This allows the git-checkout step to validate successfully because the expected hash will now match the actual hash for the specified tag.

This is the same approach used in all three similar fixed build failures, where the expected-commit value was updated to match the actual commit hash in the repository.

Click to expand alternative approaches

Alternative Approaches

• Instead of specifying both tag and expected-commit, you could remove the expected-commit line entirely. This would skip the commit hash validation, but would reduce the security benefit of pinning to a specific commit.
• You could use ref instead of tag in the git-checkout section and directly specify the commit hash. This would bypass the tag entirely but may make future updates more difficult to track.
• If this is a recurring issue, you could consider implementing a pre-build script that dynamically determines the correct commit hash for a given tag before the build starts.

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