Bump gruntwork-io/terragrunt from 0.70.4 to 0.71.1

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Bumps gruntwork-io/terragrunt from 0.70.4 to 0.71.1.

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v0.71.1

What's Changed

• feat: Adding log-disable-error-summary flag by @​yhakbar in gruntwork-io/terragrunt#3687

Full Changelog: gruntwork-io/terragrunt@v0.71.0...v0.71.1

v0.71.0

🔧 Fixes

Terragrunt stdout and stderr streams have been adjusted to more closely align with what users expect when using a tool orchestrating OpenTofu/Terraform.

For more information, read the following docs.

🛠️ Breaking Changes

While a bugfix, if you were relying on the incorrect behavior Terragrunt used, redirecting OpenTofu/Terraform stdout to stderr, you will experience a breaking change in this release.

To avoid having this be a breaking release, you can either use Terragrunt stdout instead of stderr for inspecting OpenTofu/Terraform stdout, or you can use stream redirection to reproduce the buggy behavior.

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What's Changed

• fix: Split stdout and stderr streams even when using custom logging by @​yhakbar in gruntwork-io/terragrunt#3686
• feat: Adding logging docs by @​yhakbar in gruntwork-io/terragrunt#3688

Full Changelog: gruntwork-io/terragrunt@v0.70.4...v0.71.0

v0.71.0-beta2024121901

⚠️ Beta Release

You are advised to avoid using this in production.

🛠️ Breaking Changes

This beta includes a breaking change to split the stdout/stderr streams for the Terragrunt logger to better align with what users expect from Terragrunt stdout/stderr.

This will result in Terragrunt stdout forwarding the stdout stream from OpenTofu/Terraform while enriching the content with additional metadata, like the name of the unit, the timestamp, etc using the same log level of STDOUT.

The Terragrunt stderr stream forwarding the stderr stream from OpenTofu/Terraform will continue to emit to stderr like it did before, with additional metadata, like the name of the unit, the timestamp, etc using the same log level of STDERR.

This change also impacts how Terragrunt behaves when "headless", e.g. when performing an auto-init. In this mode, Terragrunt will now log that content to INFO and ERROR on the stderr stream, as these are background actions that Terragrunt choosing to take on its own, not something that a user is expected to interact with programmatically.

Full Changelog: gruntwork-io/terragrunt@v0.70.4...v0.71.0-beta2024121901

Commits

• e7abbd0 feat: Adding log-disable-error-summary flag (#3687)
• ebfba03 feat: Adding logging docs (#3688)
• d7b7620 fix: Split stdout and stderr streams even when using custom logging (#3686)
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