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There is a a (relatively new) flag `pulumi up —replace &lt;urn&gt;` which can be used to force a specific resource to replace. There is also a `pulumi up —target-replace &lt;urn&gt;` to do just that replacement without processing any other update changes. 

<@UB3BGTV63>, sorry, but I have an additional question. If I deleted an urn from a pulumi state, the solutions above do not work. What would be the workaround there? So, GCP reports the resource exists, but it is not in a pulumi state. I think in this case it is a GCP limitation and it has nothing to do with pulumi, right?