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I’m not sure if I’ve found a bug or not, but when I do `pulumi login <s3://my-pulumi-bucket/something>` (assuming that data will be stored in `<s3://my-pulumi-bucket/something/.pulumi>` ), instead everything ends up in `<s3://my-pulumi-bucket/.pulumi>` . This is really unexpected. Is it intentional behavior?

`pulumi whoami` is also surprisingly unhelpful; just saying I’m `ed` isn’t useful.

<@UCDNTS2KE> can you try “pulumi whoami —verbose” and see what the backend url will be?

```$ pulumi login <s3://hydrow-pulumi/foobar>
Logged into err-laptop.local as ed (<s3://hydrow-pulumi/foobar>)
$ pulumi whoami --verbose
User: ed
Backend URL: <s3://hydrow-pulumi/foobar>```

It is, but as I said, it’s dumping data into `<s3://hydrow-pulumi/.pulumi>`.

So I guess it’s a bug? Or is it out-of-spec

Can you open an issue for us with this information? On <http://GitHub.com/pulumi/pulumi|GitHub.com/pulumi/pulumi>

<https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/2812>