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you’ll need to dot separate the stacks when you create them

`pulumi stack init <http://vpc.dev|vpc.dev>`

And then just reference it normally

`stack = new pulumi.StackReference('<http://vpc.dev|vpc.dev>')`

I separated my stacks into different different sub directories so i guess that approach won't work

i'm doing <s3://infra/vpc> <s3://infra/database>  <s3://infra/frontend>

you can’t do stack references if you’re using different directories

What benefits does dot-separating the stacks give? or can you link to documentation on it? I’ve been dash separating because i thought the s3 backend didn’t recognize any partitioning characters

just preference, dash separating is fine :slightly_smiling_face: