are there any plans for a Snowflake provider in Pulumi? I can see there's already a terraform provider however I"ve not used it so not sure how complete or suitable it is

I created my own plugin how can I install it? let’s say I have the binary and I just want to use it plugin install --server still requires it to exist somewhere I tried to copy to ~/.pulumi/plugins like other plugins but I can’t find the plugin using 

pulumi plugin ls

What is the general 'good practise' or consensus (if any) around environments and environments promotion? Do you use dotenv (or similar) or use the stack as an environment? I am tempted to go for the second option and name everything after the stack.

Has anyone mocked the

Pulumi.Config

in c# for unit testing? doesn't appear to be going through the mocks at the moment 😕

To mock `Pulumi.Config`it must be done via

PULUMI_CONFIG

environment variable for example I have the following utility method I use for my unit tests

public static void WithConfig(Dictionary<string, object> config)
    {
        var values = System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer.Serialize(config, new System.Text.Json.JsonSerializerOptions()
        {
        });

        Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable("PULUMI_CONFIG", values);
    }

Which I can then use in my test like so

WithConfig(new Dictionary<string, object>()
{
    { "key:value", "test-value" },
});

I’m struggling a bit with importing resources and am not sure what’s the issue. I created AWS ECR using this code:

apiECRRepo, err := ecr.NewRepository(ctx, "fooapp-api-pulumi", nil)
if err != nil {
	return err
}
ctx.Export("apiRepoUrl", apiECRRepo.RepositoryUrl)

uiECRRepo, err := ecr.NewRepository(ctx, "fooapp-ui-pulumi", nil)
if err != nil {
	return err
}
ctx.Export("uiRepoUrl", uiECRRepo.RepositoryUrl)

Now I’m trying out the import feature using this code:

apiECRRepo, err := ecr.NewRepository(ctx, "fooapp-api-pulumi-b730658", nil, pulumi.Import(pulumi.ID("fooapp-api-pulumi-b730658")))
if err != nil {
	return err
}
ctx.Export("apiRepoUrl", apiECRRepo.RepositoryUrl)

uiECRRepo, err := ecr.NewRepository(ctx, "fooapp-ui-pulumi-b25077e", nil, pulumi.Import(pulumi.ID("fooapp-ui-pulumi-b25077e")))
if err != nil {
	return err
}
ctx.Export("uiRepoUrl", uiECRRepo.RepositoryUrl)

The repos were created with the name

fooapp-...

and then Pulumi added some lil hash/id whatever. I’m not sure if this belongs to the name/id now or not. The error I get:

Diagnostics:
  aws:ecr:Repository (fooapp-api-pulumi-b730658):
    warning: inputs to import do not match the existing resource; importing this resource will fail

  aws:ecr:Repository (fooapp-ui-pulumi-b25077e):
    warning: inputs to import do not match the existing resource; importing this resource will fail

So my question is: What inputs do not match? I can also see by

[diff: ~name]; 1 warning

that it seems the name differs. But is there any way to show me the diff? Then I could get an idea on what’s the issue but nope. If I jun the command with

-j

to get JSON output I can see the diff but it says

"detailedDiff": null

Great 😅

I'm wondering about remote backends (and local for that matter) in relation to Projects and Stacks - it doesn't seem like the .pulumi folder differentiates between projects when placing stacks, they all seem to end up in the same folder.. which basically means I cannot have a stack with the same name in two different projects - which kindof sucks when I want to have one project for baseline infra + one project for kubernetes baseline config and standard services.

my concept of stacks is stack name => environment. (incidentally, re: @damp-school-17708)

@better-shampoo-48884 this is a known challenge, one alternative which may not be ideal but works with both local & service stacks is to use the project name or some other prefix for stacks, e.g.

service.env

network.env

from https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/2522#issuecomment-593088942

I did at some point actually rename a stack to a full Org/Project/Stack name and it created subfolders...

the end result of course was that it completely lost my stack, but the folder structure was in the .pulumi directory 😄

I think there's definitely scope for a unit testing library for Pulumi C# for all these snippets...

@better-shampoo-48884 I just use an S3 bucket and each pulumi project gets its own directory in the bucket

@better-shampoo-48884 I blogged about that very thing. https://martinjt.me/2021/03/04/pulumi-multiple-projects-with-custom-backends/

Is there anyway to get a JSON output of the proposed/deployed changes from the Github action?

Ne'er mind - editing this text to hide my shame 😄 Essentially, created a new stack for a completely new state backend and new project and was shocked to see that it tried to import a completely unrelated resource.. but I had forgotten to remove `{import: xxx}`from customresourceoptions of the resource i was trying to create (due to keyvaults being nasty about being deleted and such) 😄 Scared the living shiznit out of me, but glad it had a logical reason.

Hey all. i’m trying to make a small GO-CLI that will deploy to k8s using Pulumi. i keep getting error: no resource plugin ‘kubernetes’ found in the workspace or on your $PATH any ideas?, Github issues has no info :() im trying to use the automation api described here: Thttps://www.pulumi.com/blog/automation-api/ and https://www.pulumi.com/blog/deploy-kubernetes-and-apps-with-go/ i use auto.NewStackInlineSourceand feed it with a pulumi.RunFunc where i do all the pulumi “magic” and the plugin is installed according to pulumi:

pulumi plugin ls
NAME        KIND      VERSION  SIZE    INSTALLED       LAST USED
aws         resource  3.26.1   260 MB  5 days ago      5 days ago
kubernetes  resource  2.8.3    67 MB   10 minutes ago  10 minutes ago

code here: https://play.golang.org/p/7W_wD62qf2j

hi, can someone help me with this promise() syntax.. been stuck on this for too long this morning

any way to prevent pulumi from re-writing the stack config file? Sometimes (don't know why) some of my projects end up always rewriting (i.e. removing all comments and sorting the yaml + saving the file) the stack config file (pulumi.stackname.yml)...

Been reflecting on refactoring risks and potential for data loss. i.e. renaming a dynamodb table resource resulting in table re-creation. What are people's thoughts on mitigating such? I'm thinking that give an service/application, putting the data related resources (s3, sqs, rds etc) in own stack separate from the application stack and force dev's to manage them of them separately. Thoughts on that approach?

That could work - but you then risk breaking dependencies - for instance changing some networking might break your db

I find it better to ensure that diffs are read & understood prior to execution when dealing with sensitive things like that.

you could also use the protect: true on those things once you're happy with them (https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/concepts/resources/#protect)

Hello! I use Pulumi to deploy a Lambda using

aws.lambda.CallbackFunction

However, my function requires a library that requires aws-sdk; When running my Lambda, it complains that jmespath is not installed (a dependency of aws-sdk); when I add it to my package.json, it then complains that xml2js is missing, so I guess it is a bad idea to add all awk-sdk's dependencies to my Pulumi project's package.json. So I am looking for a way for Pulumi to exclude my dependency's awk-code from the package. I understand I can pass a

codePathOptions

object with a

extraExcludePackages

attribute to

CallbackFunction

but I did not find docs about it and according to the code it takes an array of package names and aws-sdk is always added to it. So here is my question (thanks for reading all the context ;)) : What is the syntax I should use to exclude my dependency's awk-sdk? Thanks! 🙂

Hi! what is the meaning of streamId of

debug(msg: string, resource?: resourceTypes.Resource, streamId?: undefined | number, ephemeral?: undefined | false | true): Promise<void>

How do i convert a `pulumi.StringPtrOutpu`` to a string or a normal pointer in go, feels like i am missing something. I want to get the name of the created service with `service, err := corev1.NewService(ctx, svcName, &corev1.ServiceArgs...``

how can I force pulumi cli to destroy? it's throwing error

timed out waiting to be Ready

hey folks. has it been considered to allow splitting up stack configs? e.g something like

Pulumi.stack_name.config_bucket.yaml

Hello. Will it be possible to use Pulumi with Cloudflare Pages anytime soon?