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rebuild of node_modules did not solve it.  I use `ncu` to update all dependencies, quite curious where the `0.20.3-dev.1550685910+g50fc5e2.dirty` comes from.

I don’t use Go but sure I have a gopath, how would I check this

I did this but no change:

```~/g/p/d/sources ❯❯❯ ls | grep pulumi
https---github.com-pulumi-pulumi
~/g/p/d/sources ❯❯❯ rm -rf https---github.com-pulumi-pulumi
~/g/p/d/sources ❯❯❯ pwd
/Users/kross/go/pkg/dep/sources
~/g/p/d/sources ❯❯❯ ```

That kind of version means you built the `Pulumi-kubernetes` repo locally on your machine and installed the resulting provider binary on your PATH (which could be gopath, but could also be anything else you put on your path).  You’ll want to find where that is and delete it. 

I believe `which pulumi-resource-kubernetes` will help. 

same in
```~/g/s/github.com ❯❯❯ rm -rf pulumi
~/g/s/github.com ❯❯❯ pwd
/Users/kross/go/src/github.com
~/g/s/github.com ❯❯❯ ```


that got me past the error `rm -rf `which pulumi-resource-kubernetes``