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I've experienced some slowness at rare times, but generally only on large stacks. Does it hang at a particular spot?
c
I am using the walk through so the stack is mall I am just trying to stand up a bucket and 'pulumi up' is just hanging on create its been 15minutes so far of just create with no error thrown at all.
w
Definitely not expected. Do you happen to be on Windows? Can you share the output you’ve gotten so far? Can you share the stack name? Does this repo consistently for you? Does this look similar? https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/2874
c
I am on Mac, the only out put I have is the previewing update output that lists the type name and plan. Stack name was default to dev. Its every time I try to create a stack no matter what repo or project I attempt I get random hangs on every command essentially. I can try to output a log file if that would help
I looked at that issue before posting here, and seems to be separate from mine due to the difference in OS and the behavior it is experiencing, if I skip the preview it still hangs
w
Thanks. Yes - if you could share 
pulumi up --logtostderr -v=9
logs that would help diagnosing.
c
does GLOG come with pulumi when installed? currently getting a flag error on the -logtostderr
g
Need two dashes 
--logtostderr
c
get the same error with two as well seems strange maybe my installation is some how borked?
g
Which error did you get?
c
error: template '—logtostderr' not found
g
Hmm, that is very strange and doesn't look like an error from Pulumi actually.
Can you provide the full log from your terminal? Including the pulumi command itself.
Also, can you run 
which pulumi
and 
pulumi version
c
/usr/local/bin/pulumi
v1.1.0
(venv) (base) Dustins-MacBook-Pro:dir-name dustin$ pulumi up —logtostderr -v=9 error: template '—logtostderr' not found
g
Oh... I think the two hyphens are getting converted to a double-hyphen character. When I copy/paste your command I get the 
error: template ...
error.
—
vs 
--
c
interesting, thats a strange behavior lol
g
Were you able to get this figured out? I assume it's the operating system that's converting 
--
to the double hyphen.
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