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README 

This directory is a source bundle set up to behave as though it contains

the following remote source packages:



- git::https://example.com/root.git

- git::https://example.com/nested.git



The bundle also recognizes the following module registry address mapping:



- example.com/awesomecorp/nested/happycloud@1.0.0 -> git::https://example.com/nested.git//subdir

- example.com/awesomecorp/nested/happycloud@2.0.0 -> git::https://example.com/nested.git//intentionally-missing-v2



The following source addresses contain valid stack configurations when

interpreted trough this bundle:



- git::https://example.com/root.git

- git::https://example.com/nested.git//subdir

- example.com/awesomecorp/nested/happycloud if resolved with a version constraint that includes v1.0.0 and excludes v2.0.0



Requesting example.com/awesomecorp/nested/happycloud without a version

constraint that excludes v2.0.0 will select

git::https://example.com/nested.git//intentionally-missing-v2, which

as the name suggests is intentionally missing and so will cause configuration

loading to fail.



There's also a regular Terraform module at this address, usable as a component

implementation:



- git::https://example.com/nested.git