Hey Pulumers! Is there a way to see the git details that you’re logged into via the cli? When logging into Pulumi console, I log in with my github creds, that being said, I see the latest branch hash in the console, I was curious if there’s a way to see that from my local machine via

pulumi stack...

commands.

There is not a CLI gesture to do it now, nor is there an easy way to see it in the website either. But if you are curious, let me dig up the

curl

command you can run to see all the data that pulled from the environment when you run a preview or update.

cool thx

Sorry for the delay, we’ll surface this information in the UI somewhere. But here’s the command you can run in the mean time. (Piping the results to

jq

for clearer rendering.)

# Substitute out chrsmith/.../dev for your own stack.
curl \
    -H "Authorization: token ${PULUMI_ACCESS_TOKEN}"  \
    <https://api.pulumi.com/api/stacks/chrsmith/aws-access-key-rotator/dev/updates/14?output-type=service> | jq

oh this looks rad, trying.

So the “14” is the update version. So the next time you update the stack, it would be 15, 16, etc. If you always want the latest, just replace “14" with “latest”.

for the

-H "Authorization: token ...

, does that

token

need to be there, or just

pul-12349999

?