Which command would you use to see the resources currently being managed in a Terraform state file?

The command used to see the resources currently being managed in a Terraform state file is 'terraform state list'. This command provides a straightforward list of all the resources that Terraform is currently managing, allowing users to quickly view their configuration and understand what is present in the state file.

It is particularly useful for auditing and verifying that the resources you expect to be managed are actually being tracked by Terraform. The resulting output will display resource types and their corresponding names, which helps users identify them easily.

Other commands mentioned serve different purposes. 'terraform show' displays detailed information about the state file including resource attributes, but does not focus solely on listing the resources. 'terraform state show' is used to get detailed information about a specific resource by providing its address, but again does not provide a comprehensive list of all managed resources. The choice 'terraform resources' is not a valid Terraform command and does not exist in the Terraform CLI. This reinforces why 'terraform state list' is the appropriate choice for the task at hand.