### Terraform Version ```shell Terraform v1.14.8 on linux_amd64 ``` ### Terraform Configuration Files ```terraform # main.tf module "some" { source = "./some" } resource "random_string" "this" { length = 4 depends_on = [ module.some.doesnotexist ] } ``` ```terraform # some/main.tf resource "random_string" "dummy" { length = 3 } ``` ### Debug Output not needed ### Expected Behavior terraform should warn/error because module.some has no output `doesnotexist` ### Actual Behavior terraform silently and implicitly adds a dependency to the whole module (that is, all its resources and outputs) as if the code would read `depends_on = [ module.some ]`: ### Steps to Reproduce 1. terraform init 2. terraform graph ```dot digraph G { rankdir = "RL"; node [shape = rect, fontname = "sans-serif"]; "random_string.this" [label="random_string.this"]; subgraph "cluster_module.some" { label = "module.some" fontname = "sans-serif" "module.some.random_string.dummy" [label="random_string.dummy"]; } "random_string.this" -> "module.some.random_string.dummy"; // random_string.this should not depend on some.dummy } ``` (comment added for clarity) ### Additional Context Thanks to @kaiehrhardt for finding that bug ### References The `terraform output` CLI seems to have the same problem: - #22127 ### Generative AI / LLM assisted development? none