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Yes. You need to user UserGroupMembership to achieve this. This is because of the AWS SDK, not Pulumi.
&gt; aws_iam_group_membership will conflict with itself if used more than once with the same group. To non-exclusively manage the users in a group, see the aws_iam_user_group_membership 

Thank you so much <@U012UJTT55M>, that explains everything! :grin: :pray:

…and it’s much simpler for my use-case, because I can attach all groups to my user using a single resource, instead of many! :tada:

Unfortunately, I don’t see an equivalent of that for attaching multiple policies to a group using a single resource, correct? :confused:

Normally, a single policy with multiple statements is used for that sort of thing...

But no, there is no one-to-many group:policy mapping.