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prehistoric-london-9917
05/05/2021, 9:42 PMHello everyone. I’m trying to understand `StackReference`s. The docs refer to “fully qualified” stack names. I’m trying to understand how that works for a self-managed backend (say S3). For example, in a self-managed backend, what would the
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bumpy-summer-9075
05/05/2021, 10:33 PMYou can only refer to stacks within the same backend when using S3
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worried-knife-31967
05/05/2021, 10:39 PMhttps://martinjt.me/2021/03/04/pulumi-multiple-projects-with-custom-backends/
It's for azure, but it should clear it up.
In essence, you need to use the same blob/file for each project and then you can reference between them. They also need to use the same passphrase.
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prehistoric-london-9917
05/06/2021, 4:02 AM@worried-knife-31967: That’s great information - exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
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hallowed-ice-8403
07/13/2021, 4:41 AMHello, am trying to replicate the same in python for local backend
from pulumi import StackReference
stack_ref = StackReference(name="stack-reference",stack_name = "project.mystack")
s3_name = stack_ref.get_output("s3_bucket")
print(s3_name)