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I'm another new Pulumi user, so please take my comments with a grain of salt. I've heard people ask similar questions and the solution offered was to use `pulumi stack export --file stack.json` , edit the json, `pulumi stack import --file stack.json` . Sounds a bit scarey to me, but you can keep a copy of the original `stack.json`. Does that sound like the right approach to you?

Hi Steven , Thanks! I'll try that and let you know how it worked :slightly_smiling_face:

You can `pulumi state delete &lt;urn&gt;` is the better way to do this. If you're getting an error that the service doesn't exist, it's likely that the urn you're providing is incorrect. You can use `pulumi stack --show-urns` to get the full list of resources and their urns.

That's nice. I've been using an output variable to show the URNs.