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Currently, if you have an env and run the 'terraform plan' command, it will connect to the env and compare the difference between the state of your live env vs your .tf files. Afterward, it informs you of what will change to the live env based on the .tf file.
I know this is a long shot but, is there a way to check the live env and change the .tf file to reflect the live env?
For example, let's say I have an Azure resource group with no tags. Someone else went into the azure portal and added a tag. The next time I run the 'terraform plan' command, it will notice the difference and ask me if I want to apply the change (based on the .tf file) . I wish there was a way to take the tag (that I would've removed) but add it to the .tf file. This way, they're both now in sync if it writes the tag to the .tf file.
I know this is a long shot but, is there a way to check the live env and change the .tf file to reflect the live env?
For example, let's say I have an Azure resource group with no tags. Someone else went into the azure portal and added a tag. The next time I run the 'terraform plan' command, it will notice the difference and ask me if I want to apply the change (based on the .tf file) . I wish there was a way to take the tag (that I would've removed) but add it to the .tf file. This way, they're both now in sync if it writes the tag to the .tf file.