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not as far as i know. TBH i take value files,  throw them in here <https://onlineyamltools.com/convert-yaml-to-json> and paste the result in my TS code :wink:

seems you can go to c# as well <https://jsonformatter.org/yaml-to-csharp>

Thanks Roderik, I guess that's going to be some of the key differences between the different languages with pulumi - formatting of such content. If we stick with c# we may need to find or build something more specific (or take the hit and just use c# directly). FYI that online converter for c# made classes rather than a dictionary which is that pulumi expects.

i assume you can also read the yaml file in c# and parse it

you can absolutely read in a yaml file from disk, you have all the power of your chosen language