Can we please, please, please get an event notification or overall Promise or defer mechanism that fires when a 'pulumi up' is finished? We're jumping through hoops to have integration tests when a pulumi run is done. In most cases we wrap individual tests in 'apply' or 'all' but that doesn't always work. We just had a case where a test would start before a model was assigned to a variable so we couldn't use either approach and had to switch to an event emitter to hold the test back. This seems ridiculous. Why can't we get an overall 'pulumi up/preview/destroy' is done, run your follow-on code now?

Can you describe your test constraints in a bit more detail? (I’m initially wondering why something like just running your tests literally after the

pulumi

program exits with a status code of

0

doesn’t suffice.)

We use the objects created in the 'pulumi up' in our tests. So we can't just run them in a following command.

`process.on(

exit

, ...)` is one reliable way to run code after all Pulumi resources have been created/updated (or at least everything that will be updated in case a failure causes things to exit early). Does that work for you?

eks_cluster.apply(i = create_alb();r = create_route53(i)); i.apply(test i); r.apply(test r);

You can use `beforeExit`: https://nodejs.org/api/process.html#process_event_beforeexit

sounds reasonable - i'll give it a shot - thanks