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The `pulumi` application looks for a `Pulumi.yaml` (and other files I believe) to determine the current project. Do you have that in the current working directory within the Docker container? Can you run `ls -al` or `tree` as the command in the container to make sure you're running from the directory you expect?

I do not have a Pulumi.yaml, this is part of a step in a CI pipeline.

<@U015WGKGPHB> if you dont have a pulumi.yaml, what are you actually running?

I created the Pulumi.yaml just  so it knows that there is already a project "x" with the stack "test".  Now it works .

I also had to use pulumi/pulumi and not pulumi/pulumi-python because helm is not installed .