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Unfortunately that is still true. This is the issue to :+1: and track progress on: <https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native/issues/3850>

You could follow e.g. <https://techwatching.dev/posts/flex-consumption-plan> and deploy just that part in a TypeScript pulumi stack. Not ideal by any means but it's a thought.

Hey <@U076R8HUSSU>, thanks for the info. You are right, switching programming languages here is a tough ask. I'll consider it, but I still don't understand why this hasn't made it into the current version of the Azure native provider. Or did I misunderstand the statement about including the most recent ARM API versions into each provider minor version uptick?
See <https://pulumi-community.slack.com/archives/C03DPAY96NB/p1739196593808509>