Hmm. Is it not possible to import GCP buckets programmatically in TypeScript ? I'm having an issue where the import fails (

warning: inputs to import do not match the existing resource; importing this resource will fail

) because some of the attributes of the existing bucket aren't set, but I can't actually set them as the result of

gcp.storage.Bucket.get()

. For example, one bucket may need to set

logging.logObjectPrefix

which is a

pulumi.Input<string> | undefined

but since

gcp.storage.Bucket.get()

returns an object whose logging member is

pulumi.Output<BucketLogging | undefined>

there's no way for me to unwrap

logging.logObjectPrefix

into

pulumi.Output<string> | undefined

only

pulumi.Output<string | undefined>

which is incompatible. Am I missing something ?

You don't import by building the managed resource from the results of a get function of the same (unmanaged) resource. You write the code as if the resource was being created. There is no get, and using a get function to populate the initial values is not correct. This is true whether you are using the

import

opt, or the

pulumi import

tool.

So it's not possible to import GCP buckets programmatically in TypeScript, right ?

It's absolutely possible. But not within a single program. You'd have to do it like

pulumi import

does: get the information in one pass (the call to

pulumi import

, which generates code and updates the state), then

pulumi up

(begin managing the resource in Pulumi).