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type TerragruntOptions struct {
	// Location of the Terragrunt config file
	TerragruntConfigPath string

	// Location of the terraform binary
	TerraformPath string

	// Version of terraform (obtained by running 'terraform version')
	TerraformVersion *version.Version

	// Whether we should prompt the user for confirmation or always assume "yes"
	NonInteractive bool

	// Whether we should automatically run terraform init if necessary when executing other commands
	AutoInit bool

	// CLI args that are intended for Terraform (i.e. all the CLI args except the --terragrunt ones)
	TerraformCliArgs []string

	// The working directory in which to run Terraform
	WorkingDir string

	// The logger to use for all logging
	Logger *log.Logger

	// Environment variables at runtime
	Env map[string]string

	// Download Terraform configurations from the specified source location into a temporary folder and run
	// Terraform in that temporary folder
	Source string

	// If set to true, delete the contents of the temporary folder before downloading Terraform source code into it
	SourceUpdate bool

	// Download Terraform configurations specified in the Source parameter into this folder
	DownloadDir string

	// The ARN of an IAM Role to assume before running Terraform
	IamRole string

	// If set to true, continue running *-all commands even if a dependency has errors. This is mostly useful for 'output-all <some_variable>'. See https://github.com/gruntwork-io/terragrunt/issues/193
	IgnoreDependencyErrors bool

	// If you want stdout to go somewhere other than os.stdout
	Writer io.Writer

	// If you want stderr to go somewhere other than os.stderr
	ErrWriter io.Writer

	// When searching the directory tree, this is the max folders to check before exiting with an error. This is
	// exposed here primarily so we can set it to a low value at test time.
	MaxFoldersToCheck int

	// A command that can be used to run Terragrunt with the given options. This is useful for running Terragrunt
	// multiple times (e.g. when spinning up a stack of Terraform modules). The actual command is normally defined
	// in the cli package, which depends on almost all other packages, so we declare it here so that other
	// packages can use the command without a direct reference back to the cli package (which would create a
	// circular dependency).
	RunTerragrunt func(*TerragruntOptions) error
}