Erik is the founder of Cloud Posse and creator of Atmos. With over a decade of experience helping teams adopt Terraform at scale, he is passionate about open-source infrastructure tooling and developer experience.
“Has changes” tells you a plan found a difference. Now your pull request comment
shows how much will change: +created | ~updated | −destroyed, right beside each
component and stack. Completed applies show the resource counts from the apply.
atmos-probotcommented 1 minute ago
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Atmos Pro Terraform Plancompleted
All dispatched workflows for the affected stacks have completed successfully.
Component
Stack
Status
vpc
prod/us-east-1
eks-cluster
prod/us-east-1
rds-primary
prod/us-east-1
s3-assets
prod/us-east-1
Total
Plan complete: 4 of 4 workflows completed. Total: 4 created, 2 updated, 1 destroyed.
The Total row adds up the contributing components. A replacement counts as
both a creation and a destruction, so it stays visible on both sides of the change.
When some rows don’t have counts yet, the total is marked partial.
The badges use a single neutral background with colored numbers and switch
automatically between GitHub’s light and dark themes. No-change and error badges
use the same neutral surface, with muted or red text to distinguish their status. Older Atmos versions that don’t provide resource counts
keep their existing status badges too; unavailable counts are never shown as zero.
You can also review the numeric add, change, and destroy summary alongside the
plan in Approvals before approving a deployment. The AI summary adds context
without repeating workflow counts as a competing “Totals” footer.
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