I m sort of confused on how in this example the `Command` kn

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I m sort of confused on how in this example the `Command` knows only to run when the EKS cluster is being deleted Is it because `environment` depends on `cluster` I e if the `KUBECONFIG` was a hardcoded string then this `Command` would just never run under any circumstances <https www pulumi com registry packages command graceful cleanup of workloads in a kubernetes cluster> What if this Command depends on multiple pulumi resources Would it run if just one of the resources is being deleted

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

`delete kubectl delete all namespaces ` seems to capture the intention

steep-toddler-94095 · Answer

But how does it know only to run that command when the right cluster is deleted

steep-toddler-94095 · Answer

Actually i think i found the answer in another example gt Note that implicit and explicit `dependsOn` dependencies can be used to control the order that these `Command` and `CopyFile` resources are constructed relative to each other and to the cloud resources they depend on This ensures that the `create` operations run after all dependencies are created and the `delete` operations run before all dependencies are deleted so the Command is only run if all implicit or explicit dependencies fulfill the create delete etc event So if a Command has two dependencies but only 1 is being deleted it will not run

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

That s good to know alright but in that example there s only one dependency

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

When the cluster is deleted the command has to be deleted first dependency in `environment`

steep-toddler-94095 · Answer

Yeah Not knowing what would happen if there are multiple dependencies for some reason totally derailed me train of thought Thanks for helping out slightly smiling face