Custom workflow Terragrunt Import failing

[H31MDALLR]

I am having trouble getting a terragrunt workflow working for import. Plan and Apply work fine.

I have tried the following:
atlantis import -d aws/production/global/iam/providers/github-oidc module.github_oidc.aws_iam_role.existing_role_policy[0] arn:aws:iam::<account>:role/github-actions-oidc-role

atlantis import -p aws.production.iam.providers.github-oidc module.github_oidc.aws_iam_role.this arn:aws:iam::<account>:role/github-actions-oidc-role

With the project defined in the atlantis.yaml like so:

  # ----------------------------
  # aws/production folder
  # ----------------------------

  - name: aws.production.iam.providers.github-oidc
    dir: aws/production/global/iam/providers/github-oidc
    workflow: terragrunt
    terraform_version: 1.11.4

and the workflow in repos.yaml on the server. I've used both with and without init (basically the example in the docs). I've also broken the command into command: and :output or just on the run line. Same results.

repos:
  # id must be either:
  #   exact repo ID
  #   regex; must start and end with a slash.
  # Repo ID's are of the form {VCS hostname}/{org}/{repo name}
  ##
  - id: /.*/
          allow_custom_workflows: true 
          
workflows:
  terragrunt:
    plan:
      steps:
      - env:
          name: TERRAGRUNT_TFPATH
          command: 'echo "terraform${ATLANTIS_TERRAFORM_VERSION}"'
      - env:
          # Reduce Terraform suggestion output
          name: TF_IN_AUTOMATION
          value: 'true'
      - run:
          command: terragrunt init -reconfigure
      - run:
          command: terragrunt plan -input=false -out=$PLANFILE
          output: strip_refreshing
    apply:
      steps:
      - env:
          name: TERRAGRUNT_TFPATH
          command: 'echo "terraform${ATLANTIS_TERRAFORM_VERSION}"'
      - env:
          # Reduce Terraform suggestion output
          name: TF_IN_AUTOMATION
          value: 'true'
      - run: terragrunt apply $PLANFILE

    # Allow for imports as not supported for Terraform wrappers by default
    import:
      steps:
      - env:
          name: TERRAGRUNT_TFPATH
          command: 'echo "terraform${ATLANTIS_TERRAFORM_VERSION}"'
      - env:
          name: TF_VAR_author
          command: 'git show -s --format="%ae" $HEAD_COMMIT'

      # This is a custom step to detect if the import step is being used.
      - run: echo ">>> CUSTOM IMPORT STEP DETECTED <<<"

      # Initialize the working directory before importing so Terragrunt .hcls are expanded.
      - run: terragrunt init -reconfigure
      - run: terragrunt import -input=false $(printf '%s' $COMMENT_ARGS | sed 's/,/ /' | tr -d '\\')

And continually get the same error.

Ran Import for project: aws.production.iam.providers.github-oidc dir: aws/production/global/iam/providers/github-oidc workspace: default

Import Error

running '/root/.atlantis/bin/terraform1.11.4 import \m\o\d\u\l\e\.\g\i\t\h\u\b\_\o\i\d\c\.\a\w\s\_\i\a\m\_\r\o\l\e\.\t\h\i\s \a\r\n\:\a\w\s\:\i\a\m\:\<account>:\r\o\l\e\/\g\i\t\h\u\b\-\a\c\t\i\o\n\s\-\o\i\d\c\-\r\o\l\e' in '/root/.atlantis/repos/kiddom/terraform/1044/default/aws/production/global/iam/providers/github-oidc': exit status 1
╷
│ Error: No Terraform configuration files
│ 
│ The directory
│ /root/.atlantis/repos/kiddom/terraform/1044/default/aws/production/global/iam/providers/github-oidc
│ does not contain any Terraform configuration files (.tf or .tf.json). To
│ specify a different configuration directory, use the -config="..." command
│ line option.
╵

What am I doing incorrectly?

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The error message indicates that the directory /root/.atlantis/repos/kiddom/terraform/1044/default/aws/production/global/iam/providers/github-oidc does not contain any Terraform configuration files (.tf or .tf.json). This is likely the reason why the import command is failing.

Here are a few things you can check and try:

1. Verify Terraform Configuration Files: Ensure that the directory aws/production/global/iam/providers/github-oidc contains the necessary Terraform configuration files (.tf or .tf.json). If these files are located in a different directory, you may need to adjust the path or use the -config option to specify the correct configuration directory.

2. Check Terragrunt Configuration: Make sure that the Terragrunt configuration file (e.g., terragrunt.hcl) is correctly set up to reference the Terraform modules and resources that need to be imported. This file should be present in the directory or properly configured to point to the Terraform configuration files.

3. Review Atlantis Workflow Configuration: Ensure that the import step in your Atlantis workflow is correctly configured. The command terragrunt import -input=false $(printf '%s' $COMMENT_ARGS | sed 's/,/ /' | tr -d '\\') should be able to parse the arguments correctly. Double-check the syntax and ensure that $COMMENT_ARGS is being passed correctly.

4. Environment Variables and Configuration: Verify that any necessary environment variables or configurations are set correctly in your Atlantis setup. The TF_IN_AUTOMATION environment variable is set to true, which is correct for automated environments. Ensure other relevant variables are set as needed.

5. Directory Structure: Confirm that the directory structure in your atlantis.yaml and repos.yaml files matches the actual structure of your repository. The dir specified in the project definition should point to the correct location of your Terraform configuration files.

By addressing these points, you should be able to resolve the issue with the import command. If the configuration files are indeed missing, you will need to add them to the specified directory or adjust your setup to point to the correct location.

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[H31MDALLR]

1. There are no TF files in this directory, it is a terragrunt HCL that pulls in a module from a different repository.
2. Plan and Apply work fine for all terragrunt modules, including this one. It simply wants to create a new resource since it needs to be imported.