Which statement about local modules is incorrect?

Which statement about local modules is incorrect?

• A. Local modules are not cached by terraform init command
• B. Local modules are sourced from a directory on disk
• C. Local modules support versions
• D. All of the above (all statements above are incorrect)

Answer: (C)

Local modules come from a directory on disk and are referenced by a local path, not by a remote source with a version. Because the version concept applies to modules fetched from the Terraform Registry or from a Git source, you can’t pin or specify a version for a local module. So the statement that local modules support versions is not correct. If you need version control, you’d switch to a registry or Git-sourced module and use a version or a specific ref. The other facts align with how local modules work: they are sourced from a directory on disk, and they don’t rely on remote versioning.

Local modules come from a directory on disk and are referenced by a local path, not by a remote source with a version. Because the version concept applies to modules fetched from the Terraform Registry or from a Git source, you can’t pin or specify a version for a local module. So the statement that local modules support versions is not correct. If you need version control, you’d switch to a registry or Git-sourced module and use a version or a specific ref. The other facts align with how local modules work: they are sourced from a directory on disk, and they don’t rely on remote versioning.