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Hey pulumiverse!

I am looking to create a pulumi-clickhouse provider from the clickhouse terraform provider, what's the process to have that part of the pulumiverse org?

Thank you

<@U07CFHBBP8F> Create a PR in the infra Repository of <#C037PV12W6L|> like the following <https://github.com/pulumiverse/infra/pull/65/files>

1. Add the provider definition into a new file in the `02-repositories` folder.
2. Add yourself in new file in the `03-members` folder and name it after your GitHub account name. Preferably assign yourself the `admin` role to the provider repo.
Somewhat bold hint from my side about wrapping the provider: if you haven't started yet, use my Pulumi TF Cookiecutter template -&gt; <https://github.com/tmeckel/pulumi-tf-provider-cookiecutter>

<https://github.com/pulumiverse/infra/pull/206>

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<@U07CFHBBP8F> please accept the invite for the new repository

Hey Thomas,

used your template and came up with this: <https://github.com/pulumiverse/pulumi-clickhouse/pull/1>

I am struggling to test locally - I was trying to run this:
<https://www.pulumi.com/docs/using-pulumi/pulumi-packages/debugging-provider-packages/#example-for-vs-code>

full transparency - never did go so I am navigating a bit blind here

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Would you have a guide on how to test and debug locally?

I always do testing with a wrapped provider in Pulumi YAML, because it only requires the provider binary, which will be located in the `bin` directory of the project, in the shell PATH environment variable, preferably at the first position.

kk - I got it working would you mind giving me a review on the PR?

I see you are in germany - so merged it :slightly_smiling_face:

if you take a look and see anything weird, please let me know

As you already opened a PR in the registry to onboard the new provider, I can't think of any things that are left to do. When people start using the provider, then it starts getting interesting :wink: