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I'm seeing a strange issue when trying to run an 'up' or a 'preview'. ```failed to upgrade resource ...
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Ryan Kanzeg

9 months ago
I'm seeing a strange issue when trying to run an 'up' or a 'preview'.
failed to upgrade resource state: State version 1 is greater than schema version 0 for resource aws_ecs_service. Please upgrade the provider to work with this resource.
anyone seen this before and know what to do to fix it?
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Do you have recommendations on how to set up AWS multi-account with self-managed backend? Related Q...
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Robin

about 1 year ago
Do you have recommendations on how to set up AWS multi-account with self-managed backend? Related Questions: • use one backend (e.g 1 S3 state file) or several ones • how to manage RBAC (per state, project and stack) • use AWS accounts for different environments (dev, staging, prod) or leverage stacks for those? • ...
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I’ve got a strange problem. If I create a library with a function containing `return new aws.iam.Pol...
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Jason Pickens

about 1 year ago
I’ve got a strange problem. If I create a library with a function containing
return new aws.iam.Policy(…)
and call that function from my program then the policy is not created. If I copy that function into my program then it is created. How could that be? I have debugged it and I can’t see any difference.
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How do I get environment variables that I set on the Pulumi website (not the local config)? This is ...
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Kyle

about 1 year ago
How do I get environment variables that I set on the Pulumi website (not the local config)? This is my code, but it doesn't work:
const deploymentSettings = new pulumiservice.DeploymentSettings("my-deployment-settings", {
    sourceContext: {},
    stack: stackName,
    organization: organization,
    project: projectName
});

const envVariables = deploymentSettings.stack.apply((opCtx: any) => opCtx);

envVariables?.apply((id: string) => {
    console.log(`ok  ok   GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID='${id}'`);
});
I also tried this, but it just returned undefined (yes, I already have that value defined on the deployment settings on the pulumi website):
const stackReferenceName: string = `${organization}/${projectName}/${stackName}`;
const stackReference: pulumi.StackReference = new pulumi.StackReference(stackReferenceName); 
const googleClientId2 = await stackReference.getOutputValue("GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID");
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