Walkthrough

This pull request removes the components, stacks, and logs sections from the atmos.yaml file, ensuring custom commands operate independently of stack validations. In addition, the signature of the checkConfig function in both pkg/config/config.go and pkg/config/utils.go has been updated to include a boolean parameter that controls the execution of stack-related validation. These changes aim to decouple custom command functionality from stack configuration requirements.

Changes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant CLI as CLI
    participant Init as InitCliConfig
    participant Check as checkConfig
    CLI->>Init: Call InitCliConfig(atmosConfig)
    Init->>Check: Invoke checkConfig(atmosConfig, processStacks)
    alt processStacks true
        Check->>Check: Validate stack parameters (base path, included paths)
    else processStacks false
        Check->>Check: Skip stack validation
    end
    Check-->>Init: Return error or nil
    Init-->>CLI: Return configuration result

Assessment against linked issues

Possibly related PRs

• Add support for atmos terraform providers commands #866: Enhances processing for stacks and components, which is contextually related to the configuration changes.
• refactor loading and checking of atmos config #869: Refactors configuration loading and checking, impacting similar areas of configuration validation.
• Do not process stack configs when executing command atmos vendor pull and the --stack flag is not specified #740: Introduces conditional checks for stack processing, aligning with the removal of the stacks section.

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Suggested reviewers

• aknysh
• osterman
• mcalhoun

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