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script taint

Remove a script’s recorded execution from the state store, so the RUN ONCE script runs again on the next apply.

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Use it when a run-once script needs to happen again: its effect was undone out-of-band, or its body has changed and you want the new version to run. The next plan will show the script as pending, and the next apply will execute and re-record it. The change runs under the state lock.

Arguments

Section titled “Arguments”
  • name (required) — the script’s declared name, as shown by script list.

Options

Section titled “Options”
  • --no-lock — taint without acquiring the state lock. You take responsibility for preventing concurrent runs.