feat(terraform-stack): colorize the plan summary by add/change/destroy - #347
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The plan comment's summary line was plain text ("Plan: N to add, N to
change, N to destroy."), making it hard to scan at a glance across a PR
that touches several stacks. Mirror the add/change/destroy counts with
color-coded emoji (matching the convention terraform-core's own pipeline
used before migrating here), while keeping the same underlying counts.
"No changes" is blue rather than green: this repo's own
track-pending-release.yml already uses green to mean "zero outstanding",
which would clash with green also meaning "N resources added" here.
Requested by terraform-core during their migration to this workflow.
joscdk
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Sep 18, 2026
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The plan comment's summary line was plain text ("Plan: N to add, N to change, N to destroy."), making it hard to scan at a glance across a PR that touches several stacks. Mirror the add/change/destroy counts with color-coded emoji (matching the convention terraform-core's own pipeline used before migrating here), while keeping the same underlying counts.
"No changes" is blue rather than green: this repo's own track-pending-release.yml already uses green to mean "zero outstanding", which would clash with green also meaning "N resources added" here.