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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?

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? • ...

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.

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");