it's not like it doesn't get applied if it doesn't get ready, it's already in the k8s state, so it's somewhat pointless to wait for it to become ready before updating pulumi's state

this is, more or less, the reason I don’t manage K8s in Pulumi. The objects under management are so dynamic, and need to be updated so frequently, and if/when (when) state gets out of whack, you’re kind of stuck fighting Pulumi before you can progress your deployment

out of curiosity, what do you use for managing kubernetes?

helm