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04/02/2025, 10:31 AMtall-librarian-49374
04/03/2025, 9:21 AMwonderful-umbrella-73154
04/03/2025, 10:57 AMwonderful-umbrella-73154
04/03/2025, 10:58 AMtall-librarian-49374
04/03/2025, 11:01 AMpulumi package add
to generate a client SDK for the component and then use it in your inline program.wonderful-umbrella-73154
04/03/2025, 3:39 PMwonderful-umbrella-73154
04/03/2025, 3:39 PMsubprocess.Run
from within Python, I was just curious if the Pulumi Automation API has any in-built support)tall-librarian-49374
04/03/2025, 4:02 PMwonderful-umbrella-73154
04/03/2025, 4:03 PMtall-librarian-49374
04/03/2025, 5:52 PMtall-librarian-49374
04/03/2025, 5:57 PMwonderful-umbrella-73154
04/03/2025, 5:58 PMpulumi-aws
pulumi-github
etc., that lives in pyproject.toml
Is there an equivalent for this new system for Components?wonderful-umbrella-73154
04/03/2025, 5:58 PMPulumi.yaml
, because I don't ever generate one of those)tall-librarian-49374
04/03/2025, 5:58 PMwonderful-umbrella-73154
04/03/2025, 5:59 PMwonderful-umbrella-73154
04/03/2025, 5:59 PMtall-librarian-49374
04/03/2025, 6:03 PMpulumi package add
or using the packages
section in Pulumi.yaml + pulumi install
. Both generate some Python files on your disk, inside the sdks
folder. You use those files to define resources in your program, in your case inside an inline program. You can commit those files with your program.wonderful-umbrella-73154
04/03/2025, 6:05 PMtall-librarian-49374
04/03/2025, 6:06 PMpulumi package add
and commit them with your code. Sorry if I am misunderstanding why this is not desireable.wonderful-umbrella-73154
04/03/2025, 6:07 PMtall-librarian-49374
04/03/2025, 7:01 PMpulumi package add
to generate an SDK. It does not need Pulumi.yaml.