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terraform-github-pr-22745 facilitated this by adding the accept_license provisioner argument, which automatically accepts the EULA when set properly.terraform-github-pr-22745 reported successful testing against the latest and previous Habitat versions, successful automated tests, and corresponding documentation updates.terraform-github-pr-22332: luna_b and terra_advisory classified the merged reversal of Habitat/Chef license-acceptance requirements as a control_event with event_kind: license, no power_changes, and effective_on: 2019-08-05; confidences were 0.96 and 0.98. (meaning Aug 5, 2019)terraform-github-pr-22332, luna_a instead classified removal of Habitat provisioner license-acceptance validation and installation as an effective_institutional_change, but its result was schema-invalid because evidence references to patch:0 quotes -\t\t\t"accept_license": &schema.Schema{ and -\t// Accept the license were not grounded.terraform-github-pr-22745: luna_a and terra_advisory classified the merged Chef-EULA acceptance requirement for Terraform Habitat provisioning as an effective_institutional_change with event_kind: license and effective_on: 2019-09-09; confidences were 0.97 and 0.95. (meaning Sep 9, 2019)terraform-github-pr-22745, luna_a represented the power change as Chef Software adding an effective license requirement targeting users for Habitat installation; terra_advisory represented it as users’ license position being modified for Habitat installation through the Terraform Habitat provisioner.luna_b produced no usable response for terraform-github-pr-22745; validation failed with invalid JSON: Extra data: line 1 column 680 (char 679).terraform-github-pr-33661: valid luna_b and terra_advisory results classified replacement of MPL 2.0 with Business Source License 1.1 as an effective_institutional_change, with event_kind: license, announced_on: 2023-08-10, and effective_on: 2023-08-10; confidences were 0.98 and 0.94. (meaning Aug 10, 2023)terraform-github-pr-33661 permits copying, modification, derivative works, redistribution, and non-production use; its Additional Use Grant permits production use except offering the Licensed Work to third parties on a hosted or embedded basis competitive with HashiCorp products, and its Change License is MPL 2.0.luna_a also classified terraform-github-pr-33661 as an effective license modification with confidence 0.99, but its result was schema-invalid because the quoted Change License termination evidence was not grounded.terraform-github-pr-34847: luna_a and luna_b classified Terraform’s assumption of module-source normalization responsibility from go-getter as an effective control_rights change; terra_advisory classified the same refactoring as a product control_event with no power_changes, reasoning that the supplied patches showed no organizational-rights change.luna_a’s terraform-github-pr-34847 result was schema-invalid because its second power change cited an ungrounded patch:9 quote; luna_b was schema-valid and characterized the transfer as removal of go-getter and addition of Terraform’s set_policy authority over historical module-source shorthand interpretation.terraform-github-pr-38385: all candidates classified the AI-agent governance change as proposal_only, with event_kind: control_rights and effective_on: null; luna_a and luna_b assigned confidence 0.98, while terra_advisory assigned 0.82.terraform-github-pr-38385, luna_a and luna_b described a proposed set_policy right for terraform over repository coding rules and quality gates targeting AI coding tools; both results were schema-invalid because the body quote about governance configs generated from the existing CI pipeline was judged ungrounded.terra_advisory’s schema-valid terraform-github-pr-38385 result described a proposed delegation to AI coding tools—Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, and Gemini—to make autonomous commits after quality gates pass; it emphasized that the PR was closed and unmerged, so adoption was not established.terraform-github-pr-22332 reverted hashicorp/terraform#21345 in favor of reviewing #21776; its evidence set was complete and untruncated, with 4 changed files, base_sha 697a0c435eb5fe62a0802894e65ac129ccd94bd6, head_sha 291cf8c5a4422dbcf993fc391197315c9489b3e8, and merge_commit_sha da1ab617b82539e239739e9dc79cd6bf896b86c4. It was non-draft, closed, and merged at 2019-08-05T16:44:24Z. (meaning Aug 5, 2019)terraform-github-pr-22332 components were body, pr_metadata, and patches for builtin/provisioners/habitat/resource_provisioner.go, website/docs/provisioners/chef.html.markdown, and website/docs/provisioners/habitat.html.markdown.terraform-github-pr-22745 had complete, untruncated evidence and changed 4 files; base_sha was fb1aefe22b5d880459ad48ed98357e23730bd668, head_sha was 50a6c69ab52eb9b0115d115af532e58998c64bf9, and merge_commit_sha was 7a9f2717febb801e39044404d1ff003b39f4cc9f. It was non-draft, closed, and merged at 2019-09-09T19:40:20Z. (meaning Sep 9, 2019)terraform-github-pr-22745 added accept_license = true to the Habitat example and documented accept_license (bool) as required; it also restored Chef documentation requiring chef_license to be set to accept through client_options, with example client_options = ["chef_license 'accept'"].terraform-github-pr-33661 had a complete file listing but truncated patch selection, changed exactly 1294 files, and included LICENSE plus patches for GitHub actions, issue templates, scripts, release configuration, checkpoint.go, codecov.yml, commands.go, copyright_headers.go, Dockerfile, and docs/plugin-protocol/tfplugin5.0.proto.terraform-github-pr-33661 had base_sha 8a085b427b74ce3829500a59508b77465f1bbef0, head_sha 53c34ff49cfbc1f70d7cdd3dca8040551c53737a, and merge_commit_sha 1f011cbaada5bf9cbddadb58ba7c84b223e99467; it was non-draft, closed, and merged at 2023-08-10T22:58:09Z. (meaning Aug 10, 2023)terraform-github-pr-34847, backend reviewers would be un-requested because the PR contained no meaningful backend changes, although GitHub automatically added requests due to code-owner rules.terraform-github-pr-34847 explained that Terraform’s v1.x compatibility promises had effectively locked in module source-address behavior inherited from go-getter circa 2021, motivating Terraform to own shorthand interpretation to avoid incompatible upstream changes outside the Terraform team’s control.terraform-github-pr-34847 gave the normalization example github.com/hashicorp/terraform-cidr-subnets → git::https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform-cidr-subnets.git.terraform-github-pr-38385 proposed deterministically generating 14 AI-tool configurations from one governance.md source; named outputs included CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, .cursor/rules/governance.mdc, .github/copilot-instructions.md, and GEMINI.md, plus 9 additional tool configs.terraform-github-pr-38385 prescribed regeneration with npx @whitehatd/crag, optional pre-commit setup with npx @whitehatd/crag hook install, and optional CI drift detection in .github/workflows/crag-audit.yml using WhitehatD/crag-audit-action@v1.terraform-github-pr-38385 stated that the repository audit showed zero existing AI-agent configs before the proposal.terraform-github-pr-38385 changed exactly 12 files and proposed configs at .amazonq/rules/governance.md, .claude/governance.md, .cursor/rules/governance.mdc, .windsurf/rules/governance.md, .changes/v1.16/NOTES-20260415-010000.yaml, .clinerules, .continuerules, .github/copilot-instructions.md, .rules, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, and GEMINI.md.terraform-github-pr-38385 had base_sha c05eaaf20d0fdd5a755c7d81422c5e0110bd1b67, head_sha 0b9819f68301eafaa8542a0d54bd56c33e680bb2, and recorded merge_commit_sha 55ae4d98b4c52c41f8e05936dbe7a5e55ca1eb28; it was non-draft, closed, unmerged, and had merged_at: null.