Hi! Just in case this is an instance of the XY problem and I’m asking about the wrong thing: My goal is to be able to upgrade the Kubernetes cluster master and node pool using Pulumi. I’ve somehow screwed up my container cluster’s

minMasterVersion

and

nodeVersion

fields, and set them to

undefined

instead of a string. If I try adding either field now, Pulumi wants to

update

my cluster, which I guess makes sense. However, it also wants to

replace

the kubernetes Provider I’ve created using outputs from the cluster resource (

name

,

endpoint

, and

masterAuth

). Note that I don’t use

minMasterVersion

or

nodeVersion

, although I guess that might not matter.

replace

-ing the Kubernetes provider also leads to replacing all my Kubernetes resources, which I very much do not want. Is there a way to add the

minMasterVersion

field without breaking my provider? `If I try adding

@broad-helmet-79436 Thanks for letting us know the XY-problem. Now I have a term for it 😄 To your problem: Unfortunately, I’ve seen similar behaviour with the GKE resource (I’m assuming it’s this one as you posted in #gcp). I’m also interested for a solution. Might be a bug in the Terraform provider, though.

hehe, it’s a useful term!