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Hi Morten - side question - how do you test Pulumi code anyways? I never got it to work.

I tested individual Lambda functions &amp; their code of course, but I could never figure out how to test Pulumi stuff &amp; if those tests even have any value?

<@U042V3R0KDK> we do this, pretty much straight from the docs: <https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/testing/unit/|https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/testing/unit/>

We’ve got some libraries that define component resources, and we do assertions on the output from those

I’ll revisit this, it’s been a while.

So the main advantage is to have regression tests I guess…

To make sure nobody changes any of the existing resources in an unwanted way