[Feature Request] Atlantis ignore project option

[tomasbackman]

Currently it is possible to run atlantis plan/apply for doing on all projects in PR or atlantis plan/apply -p for running just on one specific project.

But from time to time it happens that out of 10 projects I want to apply on all but 1.. then I have to write 9 atlantis apply -p xxx instead of just one atlantis apply -i xxx

[acastle]

Thank you for the suggestion @tomasbackman ! This seems like a perfectly reasonable feature to include.

[mwarkentin]

This is a bit of scope creep (maybe a different issue) but it could be nice to support wildcards as well for -I / -p.

Would let you do something like "atlantis apply -I prod-*"

Or similarly being able to "atlantis apply -p staging-*".

If wildcards aren't supported, allowing multiple values to be passed could support similar functionality (though more verbose).

[dsolsona]

I have a similar use case, I would like to be able to do an atlantis plan on all projects that have certain label or tag defined in atlantis.yaml

For example

projects:
- name: my-dir-1
  dir: dir-1/
  tags:
  - common-tag
  - b
  - c
- name: my-dir-2
  dir: dir-2/
  tags:
  - common-tag
  - b
  - c
- name: my-dir-3
  dir: dir-3/
  tags:
  - d

Then you could do something like atlantis plan -t common-tag and that would run a plan in all projects that have the common-tag

[tomasbackman]

I have been (and still am) away from the terraform/atlantis, and almost even github world since I started my new gig in early 2021.. so haven't looked any at this, but the addition of wildcards by @bewie probably fulfils the need/use case that I created this issue from, as well as providing even more flexibility. (So helping @mwarkentin, but not @dsolsona )
Closing it now. Anyone is welcome to reopen or create new issues if needed!=)

[mwos-sl]

Not sure if I understood correctly - but was it actually implemented and released? I mean the ability to specify multiple projects to apply explicitely (without regexp, just a full name) AND/OR to ignore a chosen one?