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on the typescript side, I want to run multiple files to cleanly manage separate concerns within one project, however, (I'm new to ts so this may be simple) unless the resources are applied in the index file it doesn't seem to be applying them even when added to the tsconfig.json file, is there something I'm missing?

i.e. I want a network.ts, cluster.ts, addon1.ts, addon2.ts to manage a gke cluster, I wound up having to rename cluster.ts to index.ts for my own sanity, the network stuff applied since it was referred to by the cluster, but the addons didn't (they rely on the cluster and the subsequent kubernetes provider)

in your index.ts you'll need to `import "./network.ts";` for the resources there to be picked up

<https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/modules.html#import> is a good resource for understanding the different ways to import in TS

the main thing to know is `import * as network from "./network.ts";` won't actually do anything unless you reference something from the import - e.g. `export const networkId = network.networkId;` or similar

but `import "./network.ts";` will "execute" the resources you've defined there

ty, I knew there had to be a way to include the resources to execute but wasn't sure how

the pulumi examples repo is fantastic and even still I forget to go there some times.  Definitely check it out for some generic patterns