[FEATURE] Add the ability to run against a stack by name or id

[g13013]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Add the ability to run against a stack by name or id

Describe the solution you'd like
In a CI in our testing scenario, we are deploying the stable version first before deploying the new change, simulating an upgrade to the platform before production. the problem is, if the stack gets moved in the filesystem in the head version, even if terramate detects the changed stack in the new version, I could not know what is the corresponding location of the stack in the stable version, combined with #723 one could use the combination of terramate list --changed --json and terramate run -id stack_id to run the stacks in workflow matrix

  prepare_contaxt:
    name: Context
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    outputs:
      changed_stacks=${{steps.get_stacks.outputs.stacks}}
    steps:
      - id: get_stacks
        run: echo "stacks=$(terramate list --changed --json)" > $GITHUB_OUTPUT
  test_deploy:
    name: Deploy / Test
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    environment: Staging
    needs: prepare_context
    strategy:
      matrix:
        stack: ${{ fromJson(needs.prepare_context.outputs.changed_stacks) }}
   steps:
    # ...
    - name: deploy stable
      run: |
        terramate list --changed | grep ${{ stack.id }} && # run only if it exists in stable
        terramate run -id ${{ stack.id }} -- terraform apply

The case of terramate run --name is just a convenient way to run by stacks name rather than remembering tags. for now to run by name we had to duplicate the name in the tags !

Describe alternatives you've considered
Too long :)

[mariux]

Thanks for sharing this idea, we just have added the filter by ID to our priorities and it will be available soon in one of our next releases.

[g13013]

@mariux could it be possible to add the filter by name as well ? as it will be more friendly to work with.

The only difference is that filtering by name could yield multiple results.

[g13013]

Thank you also for the great work with Terramate, I love this tool!