clean-up.sh

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# README
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# This script will delete all the Terraform lock and state files in the 01 and 02 directories
# This will basically reset Terraform and you will need to run a "terraform init" again in each directory
# This is useful for testing.  Typically you will run the 01-deploy.sh script or run the terraform
# commands directly in the 01 or 02 directories.  Then you might want to create a new GCP project.  You 
# will update the terraform.tfvars-TEMPLATE.json file (project name, storage account) and then start fresh.
# It it typically easier to just delete the whole GCP project via the GCP portal or command line.
# (e.g. gcloud projects delete PROJECT_ID_OR_NUMBER)
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# Author: Adam Paternostro
# Terraform for Google: https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/google/latest/docs
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rm -r ./terraform/.terraform
rm ./terraform/.terraform.lock.hcl
rm ./terraform/terraform.tfstate
rm ./terraform/terraform.tfstate.backup
rm ./terraform/tf-output.json
rm -r ./terraform-modules/colab-deployment/cloud-function/notebooks
rm -r ./tmp