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azd version 1.10.1 (commit 31409a3)

Describe the bug

I am trying to setup a pipeline to tear down environments. I use Terraform as the backend. I want to be able to run azd down --preview but that option isn't available, however it looks like azd down prompts for confirmation by default, so it looks like I should be able to get a preview of the Terraform destroy by running azd down --no-prompt which i'd expect it to show the Terraform destroy plan and then stop execution because the default confirmation would be not to continue, however the pipeline task just hangs. The only way to get destroy to run in the pipeline is to use azd down --no-prompt --force. There's no way to preview the changes first.

Additionally azd down does not perform a terraform init, so running it on its own in a pipeline just throws an error "backend initialization required". I can workaround this by running azd provision --preview first but it would be nice not to have to.

To Reproduce

Setup an Azure DevOps pipeline task to run azd down --no-prompt. The task will hang.

Expected behavior

azd down --no-prompt = Should output the Terraform destroy plan and then the task should exit with no error, as if the confirmation prompt was answered with "no".

Alternatively implement an azd down --preview that when Terraform is the backend performs terraform destroy -plan.

Either should also perform a terraform init so that you don't have to unnecessarily (and confusingly) run azd provision --preview (unless there's some better alternative I'm missing here).

Environment

Azure DevOps pipeline self hosted agent running unbuntu.
Azd tasks run as Bash.

Additional context

None