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You’d need to save a copy of the checkpoint from the object store you’re using 

I have looked through the checkpoint and history files in the object store, and they seem to contain the info that the CLI uses to produce the stack history output, but the Pulumi Cloud has a lot more information about the nature of updates that have been applied to individual resources. Just trying to understand how that data is fed into Pulumi Cloud

and I would want to be using Pulumi Cloud because it's a value add, not because I feel forced to use it. The only way I have found to get the information that would produce these updates is to listen for events and reconstruct the timeline myself. Wanted to make sure I wasn't doing something the hard way if there was an easier way