I refactored my code into functions so I can do steps like so:

const infra = setupEKS();
const website = deployWebsite(infra);
...

pulumi up

on my local box works perfectly. On travis, I get this:

*  global global no change 1 error. error: Unable to read kubectl config: invalid configuration: no configuration has been provided
 *  aws:route53:Record <http://www.polyverse.com|www.polyverse.com> no change 
 *  global global no change 1 error
 
Diagnostics:
  global: global
    error: Unable to read kubectl config: invalid configuration: no configuration has been provided

I don't understand what it means. I'm sure it had to do with some export I must have removed by accident.

cc @creamy-potato-29402 This error looks like it will happen when the

kubeconfig

cannot be found - meaning it isn't available in provider configuration and can't be found ambiently from the environment. Are you providing configuration via

new kubernetes.Provider(...)

?

That's right

@creamy-potato-29402 Any tips on how to diagnose why this would be happening?

It is ought to be fairly straight forward: KUBECONFIG env var is not set, and there is no kubeconfig at ~/.kube/config

Oh.... wait let me try that. Any way to repro this locally? That way I can rinse-repeat without pushing out to github. I assume my ~/.kube/config is being picked up locally, and deleting that should repro this?

It should