What editor is best suited for terragrunt?

[alex-chaplianka-dreamed]

Hi,

I'm new to terragrunt! I tried using it with PyCharm and VSCode, but it's difficult to edit and traverse the codebase.

For example I'm reading this block

dependency "vpc" {
     config_path = find_in_parent_folders("a/b/c/vpc")
}

inputs = {
  vpc_id      = dependency.vpc.outputs.vpc_id
}

I can't "goto definition" of dependency.
In the dependency I can't go to defintion to find that path..

I wonder how come it's the case? I thought terragrunt is super popular, maybe i'm missing something?

[yhakbar]

Hey @alex-chaplianka-dreamed ,

It is super popular! We haven't had time to invest in building out a language server for Terragrunt (#2779), but that's recently changed. We're working on building it out now in collaboration with the community. If you'd like to get involved, you're welcome to!

This is the project that we're going through to get resolution on building out the project:
https://github.com/orgs/gruntwork-io/projects/45/views/1

If you have any experience writing Golang, or working with language servers, you're welcome to pitch in.

In the interim, I'd recommend using the HashiCorp Terraform VS Code extension. Once we have a published VS Code extension for terragrunt-ls, that will be the recommended solution.