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enough-potato-36582
09/06/2022, 9:18 AMhey folks 👋 I'm trying to use Pulumi plans, but is there a way to verify a plan can be applied? During my tests, if I apply an "old" plan (someone modified the stack after I generated the plan), it fails to apply.
I would like to verify it can be applied before running the
pulumi upv
victorious-church-57397
09/06/2022, 10:26 AMyou can add
-rpulumi uppulumi previewe
enough-potato-36582
09/06/2022, 11:31 AMinteresting. This will check if the plan is ok to apply?
will try
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victorious-church-57397
09/06/2022, 11:32 AMno, it refreshes the state so that if someones changed it when youre working on it it will pick up the changes
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enough-potato-36582
09/06/2022, 11:38 AMok... that doesn't help with the issue I described with the plan though
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victorious-church-57397
09/06/2022, 11:39 AMDuring my tests, if I apply an "old" plan (someone modified the stack after I generated the plan), it fails to apply.does it not?
sorry i think i misunderstood the question, when you say verify the plan can be applied, doesn't
pulumi previewpulumi previewpulumi upe
enough-potato-36582
09/06/2022, 11:53 AMI´m using the "plan" feature using the automation API. I generate a plan using the preview. It's a json file that then I pass to the Up command and it applies exactly what is defined in that json file
the problem is the Up doesn't check if the plan is compatible with the state of the Stack at that point
and the Up may fail to apply the whole changeset, but it's not an atomic operation, the Up may partially apply the plan
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victorious-church-57397
09/06/2022, 11:54 AMah ok, sorry wasnt aware you were using automation api - is there no way you can run a preview against that plan again? like a second check on it
ive not used the automation api im afraid so not much help now 😂
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enough-potato-36582
09/06/2022, 11:55 AMhehe no worries. The only way to make it a reliable process is for the Up command to verify it can be applied after locking the Stack, otherwise there's always a window of opportunity for another Up process to start between a preview and an up