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Hey all - a typical IaC / Pulumi question here :slightly_smiling_face:
I’ve made many changes to my production Pulumi stack but unfortunately the code got deleted (Intellij crashed :disappointed:)
What’s the suggestion here to recreate this code and avoid weird and unnecessary drifts ?
Thanks :love_letter:

Is it possible the code is still around in IntelliJ's "local history" feature?

I'm not familiar with a way of generating code from an existing stack's state

Worst case sceneria, you can use `pulumi preview` to help guide you with which resources need setting up and with which attributes until you get to a point where there's no diff

Fyi that we have an option to scan an existing deployment and generate code is ts. Albeit a slightly different approach of a standard ts program and a json config file. Also a specific runner will be required to run the code without our software. If interested we can chat more. #<http://qmcloud.io|qmcloud.io>

<@U02GSRCGS0J> as in it'll generate the pulumi code for you?

Ya. As mentioned a bit different but all pulumi and we use pulumi automation api in the backend. It's a no code software that generates the code for you and allows you to visualize things (besides the ability to compose for a new stack).