Terraform Enterprise 2.0.5 is available

Release Notifications
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The Terraform Enterprise team would like to announce the release 2.0.5 is now available.

Some key highlights and important bits from the release notes:

Known Issues

  1. When anhttp_proxyorhttps_proxyis configured for a provider in a Terraform Stacks component file along with ano_proxyconfiguration, theno_proxyconfiguration has no effect. The configured proxies are used for all hosts.

Improvements

  1. Agent logs no longer report unnecessary “Agent token invalid” messages during routine status checks. Previously, non-critical agent status checks could generate benign401 Unauthorizedmessages in agent logs, resulting in misleading “Agent token invalid” entries despite agents continuing to operate normally. This issue has been resolved, reducing unnecessary log noise and making it easier to identify genuine authentication issues.

Bug Fixes

  1. SCIM updates from Microsoft Entra ID now correctly apply changes to primary email addresses when sent via SCIM PATCH value-path expression (for example, emails[type eq "work"].value). Previously, Terraform Enterprise could ignore primary email address updates sent through SCIM synchronization from Microsoft Entra ID. This issue has been resolved, and supported email address updates are now applied correctly during SCIM user provisioning and synchronization.
  2. GitHub App installation workflows now provide a more reliable user experience on GitHub Enterprise Cloud (GHE.com). Terraform Enterprise now directs users to the correct GitHub App installation page on GHE.com, validates installation callbacks to improve security, and allows users without app installation permissions to request access from an organization owner. Additionally, users with an expired Enterprise Managed Users (EMU) SSO session now receive a clear error message instead of encountering a server error.

And we’ve got the usual security improvements / patches.