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hey @damp-airline-38442, I’m trying to use this myself but having an issue. when I run

esc env get <envname>

here’s the definition it gives me, which is copied straight from the blog post

stacks:
        fn::open::pulumi-stacks:
          stacks:
            eks-cluster:
              stack: infrastructure/prod
      kubeconfig: {'fn::toJSON': "${stacks.eks-cluster.kubeconfig}"}

but in the output section,

kubeconfig

and

stacks

are both

null

but

kubeconfig

def exists in

infrastructure/prod

, I just quadruple checked by doing

cd infrastructure; pulumi stack select prod; pulumi stack output kubeconfig

and it is indeed there

Hi @gifted-balloon-26385, I'll try to get an answer for you.

@gifted-balloon-26385 try

esc env open

@gifted-balloon-26385 are you using the

esc open

command? It is when you "open" an environment that the values are rendered.

esc env get

only provides a preview of the environment--it doesn't evaluate any of the

fn::open

calls--so the values it produces are incomplete.

ahhh got it. afk for a sec but will give that a try when i’m back

sg!

works! tyvm