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You could try something like:

$ pulumi --non-interactive --stack=foo stack
error: no stack named 'foo' found

What are you trying to do?

It's mostly explorations now, but I'm playing with a mono Git repo of Pulumi projects and when the CI/CD pipeline for the Git project is triggered I want to go through each Pulumi project and run

up

under a specific stack, but some projects don't have certain stacks, so I need to check for the stack presence. For example, I'd like to have one Pulumi project for setting up things in GitLab, but that project will only have a single env/stack: production. Maybe I'm taking this monorepo idea too far and should have a separate Git repo for the Pulumi project that handles GitLab updates.

I asked a similar question a little while back. I wanted to create a stack dynamically in my pipeline. The answer was

pulumi stack select --create foo

The problem is that I'll have inter-project stack dependencies, which is why I'm trying to have a monorepo.

You have options. You're not tied to a monorepo if you don't want one. You can use Stack References.

Right, I can hold everything in a single bucket. That's true.

I read great article that might help https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2020/01/27/kubecon-na-2019-are-you-about-to-break-prod/

Hmm, I haven't come across this one. Thanks!

np