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I got a similar problem not too long ago. I believe the resource name provided in the

getResourceProperty

call should also include the namespace. I think there was another user in this channel about a month or so ago who hit the same problem.

I'll give that a try. I am confused by the resource tree not showing the deployments, etc under the chart. Does it work in your case, @clever-sunset-76585?

Is that resource tree snippet in your message above from the preview phase? I think that the chart's resources are not determined until the actual update. cc @gorgeous-egg-16927

yes, it is

You should see all of the subresources of the Helm chart, both during preview and update. I think the problem may be

const provider = new kubernetes.Provider("kubernetes-provider", {cluster, kubeconfig});

You shouldn’t need the cluster arg, just the kubeconfig. Here’s a TypeScript example: https://github.com/pulumi/examples/blob/master/digitalocean-ts-k8s/index.ts

Thanks, @gorgeous-egg-16927, you are right that the

cluster

arg was wrong. But removing it makes no difference.

Can you instead try

const wordpress = new kubernetes.helm.v2.Chart("wpdev", {
        repo: "stable",
        version: "2.1.3",
        chart: "wordpress",
    },
    {provider: provider});

same result

Hmm, that’s odd. Would you mind filing an issue on the pulumi-kubernetes repo with the program and what versions of CLI and providers you’re running?

sure