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I’m planning to release that either today or tomorrow

Really cool, that's one of the main things I'm looking for regarding the

Pulumi Kubernetes

ecosystem. It will be a really cool way to template the manifests and leverage GitOps tools like Flux to apply the actual manifests to the cluster Thank you @gorgeous-egg-16927

v1.5.2 is out now with that change

Would it be feasible to extract that code (the yaml generation) into it's own project? Leverage known programming languages to template yaml, basically?

No, not really. The implementation is tightly coupled with the pulumi update process because it potentially has to resolve computed input values (e.g. if the k8s resources depend on other infrastructure in the stack). It would take a lot of work to decouple.

Oh I see, it makes sense. Nevertheless having yaml generation is a great feature to have on Pulumi, finally I can ditch other templating tools for k8s and just use Pulumi

Interested in any feedback you have once you’ve tried it out!

For sure, I will, what's the best way to give feedback? Comment on the issue, talking about it here? 🙂

Either way is fine. 👍