refactor(terraform): generate unique artifact name by default#889
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There could be multiple jobs in a workflow deploying to the same environment, so using the environment name as a unique identifier could fail in some scenarios. Generate a unique artifact name based on job and run ID instead - there can only be one job of a given ID within a workflow run of a given ID, i.e. the combination of the two will be unique.
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There could be multiple jobs in a workflow deploying to the same environment, so using the environment name as a unique identifier could fail in some scenarios.
Generate a unique artifact name based on working directory and backend config instead - this is the combination that we already use to identify and queue jobs that target the same state file in the same concurrency group.