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Does this stack & the one it is referring are in the same org?
h
Yes
b
From the error it seems as if the stacks are still not part of the org, maybe you can try a pulumi up/refresh on the stacks which are being referred here first
h
Unfortunately that didn't work. The only thing that seems to work is deleting the stack ref from the stack state
b
Yes that would work but if this ref is coming from the code then won't it come back again if you run pulumi up/preview?
also for reference we need orgname/stack-name are you doing the same?
What do you see when you do 
pulumi stack ls
from the project?
pulumi:pulumi:Stack               oncall-slackbot-dev
here your stack name is showing as 
oncall-slackbot-dev
this is 
<project-name>-<stack-name>
so your project name is 
oncall-slackbot
? and stack is 
dev
right?
But 
View in Browser (Ctrl+O): <https://app.pulumi.com/myorg/myapp/dev/previews/22c0041d-fd3a-4ada-b7c3-b24131d83706>
this is showing 
myapp/dev
I am guessing if the projects 
myapp
& 
oncall-slackbot
are in the same org?
you need to do 
pulumi refresh --yes
first to update the stack reference in the state & then update the code if 
pulumi refesh --yes
doesn't work then there are definitely some issues around referencing
h
Sorry yeah I failed to replace all the names but those projects were in the same org. Refreshing failed because the stack with the old org name wasn't found but once I deleted it from the state it worked.
Updating the state per stack seems to be working although it's a bit cumbersome so far
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