The docs for

gcp.gkehub.Feature

have an example for multi-cluster Services (MCS), but it seems to be entirely incomplete -- the code is just placeholder code with no actual feature spec. does that mean that it's not yet supported? i couldn't find an issue tracking it

@damp-magazine-59707 we generate these examples from the upstream provider, and that’s the only code provided.

not sure i follow -- there is no

spec

in the example provided. looking at the provider code, i don't see any class i could conceivably offer as the

spec

to enable MCS.

https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/gcp/api-docs/gkehub/feature/#spec_python This?

yeah -- the `FeatureSpecArgs` docs indicate that it can accept

fleetobservability

or

multiclusteringress

, but nothing for MCS. it says

spec

is optional, but in that case it's unclear to me how Pulumi determines that you want to enable MCS (and not, say, service mesh, which also has no spec). is

name

a magical field? i.e., do I need to use

gcp.gkehub.Feature("multi-cluster-services", ...)

(which is the name of the feature as used in the CLI)? if so that's certainly not indicated in the docs

ahhh sorry, now I understand. No, that might not be supported yet.

that might work?

feature_id

seems promising, at least