Terraform Workspace Manager

A VS Code extension to discover Terraform root modules in your project and manage their terraform workspace state environments — without leaving the editor.

Features

Root-module discovery — scans the open folder for directories containing .tf files and treats each as a switchable root module.
Status bar indicator — shows <module>: <workspace> for the active root module. Click it to switch workspaces via a quick pick.
Tree view sidebar — a "Terraform Workspaces" activity-bar view listing every root module with its workspaces nested underneath. The active module and current workspace are highlighted.
Workspace operations — select, create, and delete workspaces with inline actions. Deleting a workspace with non-empty state prompts before force-deleting.

Requirements

The terraform CLI on your PATH (or set terraformWorkspaceManager.terraformPath).
Each root module should be initialized (terraform init) so terraform workspace commands succeed.

Settings

Setting	Default	Description
`terraformWorkspaceManager.terraformPath`	`terraform`	Path to the terraform executable.
`terraformWorkspaceManager.excludeGlobs`	`["/.terraform/", "/node_modules/", "/.git/"]`	Globs excluded during root-module discovery.

Commands

Terraform: Refresh Root Modules
Terraform: Select Active Root Module
Terraform: Switch Workspace
Terraform: New Workspace
Terraform: Delete Workspace

Developing

npm install
npm run compile      # or: npm run watch

Press F5 in VS Code to launch the Extension Development Host.

How it works

The extension shells out to terraform workspace {list,select,new,delete} in the active root module's directory. The active module is persisted per-workspace in workspaceState, so your selection survives reloads.