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c
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.
n
cool thx
i think the 
activity
tab on the website would be a cool feature to be able to view via 
pulumi stack activity
or some flag… at least the last activity.
c
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.)
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# 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
n
oh this looks rad, trying.
@colossal-beach-47527 does the 
/updates/14/
stay in there as well, or take that out too?
c
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”.
n
for the 
-H "Authorization: token ...
, does that 
token
need to be there, or just 
pul-12349999
?
getting 
parse error: Invalid numeric literal at line 1, column 10
, I’ll keep working on this, but i totally appreciate it @colossal-beach-47527
Oh, just noticed your url has 
<https://api>.
, mine is 
<https://app>.
right?
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ah ha! got thx so much
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