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<@U0102LSCKQB> did you get an answer on this? I need exactly the same. If you found a solution, would you mind sharing? This would save me some cycles. :pray::skin-tone-3:

with 0 variables. i.e. it didn’t need any processing of variables.

and then loaded that in with ConfigFile and applied it.

You haven’t tested/tried this then? <https://www.pulumi.com/blog/introducing-crd2pulumi/>

i used it for used for credentials manager crds

for backendservice there aren’t any crd yaml files to import

hence i needed to apply a yaml file as is

mmh. now that i am thinking about this…

ConfigFile has transformation hooks to postprocess the yaml

i think that could have worked for the backend yaml file as well potentially.

Thanks for the info. Will have a look at the k8s.yaml.ConfigFile like you did.