possible to use an enterprise github repo with sub-directories as module source?

[thelostspore]

Is there a way to use an enterprise Github repo with sub-directories as a Terraform module source? Reading the Module source doc, I'm attempting to use the Generic Git repository type, however, it does not appear as though its possible to access sub-directories using this method. E.g.,

module "awesome" {
 source = "git::https://github.enterprise.com/org/repo.git//path//to//module"
 # Note: I've also tried without the "forced source type."
}

Unfortunately terraform get downloads the entire repository contents. I can't say that I would expect this to work (given that its not explicitly supported) but perhaps someone out there has figured it out. If not, perhaps it could be a feature request.

[David Adams]

Yes I really want this to work for some internal terraform modules rather than have them each be their own git repo. Unless github has some special API for pulling just a subdirectory it seems like this should be equally doable for any git repo.

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[Roderick R]

This is possible and works well for me with GitHub Enterprise. In your example you are using double slash for every subdirectory when only one (the initial) double slash is needed.

Try the following:

module "awesome" {
source = "git::https://github.enterprise.com/org/repo//path/to/module"
}