bug using tfenv with cdktf

[stephengroat]

have a strange bug where tfenv fails from within cdktf, but does not fail when TFENV_DEBUG=3 is set

not sure how to debug or determine what's wrong

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[2022-07-16T18:38:04.540] [ERROR] default - /usr/src/app/.tfenv/lib/tfenv-exec.sh: line 43: /usr/src/app/.tfenv/versions/1.2.4/terraform: Permission denied
/usr/src/app/.tfenv/lib/tfenv-exec.sh: line 43: exec: /usr/src/app/.tfenv/versions/1.2.4/terraform: cannot execute: Permission denied
Terraform CLI not present - Please install a current version https://learn.hashicorp.com/terraform/getting-started/install.html

seems to work if the binary is installed before, i.e. running terraform version before the cdktf command seems to fix it

[SandipGorde-TomTom]

Hi @stephengroat , Even I am also getting similar error. Can you share how can we fix the issue ?

/home/vsts_azpcontainer/.tfenv/lib/tfenv-exec.sh: line 43: /home/vsts_azpcontainer/.tfenv/versions/1.2.4/terraform: Permission denied
/home/vsts_azpcontainer/.tfenv/lib/tfenv-exec.sh: line 43: exec: /home/vsts_azpcontainer/.tfenv/versions/1.2.4/terraform: cannot execute: Permission denied

[davidjeddy]

Getting the same error here. Triggering tfenv in a Jenkins pipeline in parallel steps. From a quick view it looks like two processes are trying to execute tfenv-exec.sh at the same time. In the case of CDK, @SandipGorde-TomTom and @stephengroat can you validate if your processes are also running in parallel?

[jamesdehart]

Check out #398 (comment) This helped me resolve my issue.

[djakielski]

Hey @jamesdehart could you share how you solved this with cdktf?

[davidjeddy]

@jamesdehart djakielski, @jamesdehart details in #398 tfenv should be invoked with require_serial: true configuration during the first invokation. This will prevent the error from being thrown.