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Goal Determine whether concurrent terramate generate invocations writing to overlapping stack directories should serialize access through Terramate's template compilation pipeline, or whether each invocation manages its own filesystem locking. Constraints Terramate stores templates and generated HCL on the local filesystem. Parallel CI/CD runs or developer w
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