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# pythons
sparse-intern-71089
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ancient-policeman-24615
10/09/2023, 5:44 PMIt sounds like a version issue. Which version of
pulumi_gcpvenvt
thankful-planet-44055
10/09/2023, 9:34 PMpulumi_gcp-6.61.1.dist-info/ is in the venv that is enabled on my command line (and for the IDE)
pulumi_gcp-6.59.0.dist-info/ is in the venv that is in the pulumi “project” directory … which I assume is what the pulumi binary uses.
thankful-planet-44055
10/09/2023, 9:35 PMDoes Pulumi have a method/documentation to update the “project venv”?
thankful-planet-44055
10/09/2023, 9:40 PM@ancient-policeman-24615 ^^^^
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ancient-policeman-24615
10/09/2023, 10:49 PMI’m not aware of any pulumi specific way to manage installed python dependencies. You should be able to do whatever you would normally do to resolve this problem. I would run
./venv/bin/pip uninstall pulumi_gcp && ./venv/bin/pip install -r requirements.txtt
thankful-planet-44055
10/10/2023, 1:21 AMThis is one area that Terraform beats Pulumi. 😞
thankful-planet-44055
10/10/2023, 1:24 AMAlso, the requirements.txt file is not updated.
Please add a feature that refreshes the project just like you can create a new one. Is this in Pulumi’s backlog?
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dry-keyboard-94795
10/10/2023, 9:38 AMYou should set the IDE to use the same venv as pulumi. With vscode, you can add the folder to your workspace which allows for multiple python venvs. Jetbrains has similar functionality.
While it's not built into pulumi, you can use a tool like
purdry-keyboard-94795
10/10/2023, 9:41 AMIf you know you'll always run pulumi from inside a venv (ie, you activate it yourself), then you can remove the venv setting from
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