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05/17/2023, 12:45 AMWhen I run Pulumi using the automation API within a read-only filesystem, I receive an error due to Pulumi trying to write a file. I believe Pulumi tries to write a config file. Does anyone know any workarounds to run Pulumi on a read-only filesystem?
Pulumi also appears to try to write to my home directory, which is likewise read-only in this case.
I see I can use
$PULUMI_HOME