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sorry I appear to have missed this, what's been deprecated?

@high-morning-17948 ☝️

I changed the variable from

ManagedPolicies

to

ManagedPolicy

and it removed the deprecated message. I updated to the following versions:

{
  "@pulumi/aws": "^3.10.1",
  "@pulumi/awsx": "^0.22.0",
  "@pulumi/pulumi": "^2.12.1",
}

And I now get the deprecated warning from the

@pulumi/aws/iam/managedPolicies.d.ts

module

@red-match-15116 can you help here - this is the new enums work

Ah yes, I see what’s happening. You are using the correct form @high-morning-17948, I need to fix up those deprecation messages. Is there an open issue for this?

@red-match-15116 I haven't created an Issue. Do I need to create one?

@high-morning-17948 that’s alright, I’ve gone ahead and made the fix. I am still curious about the contents of your file though. I am pulling down the same version and have the module named differently. Essentially, even with the deprecation messages as they are your usage is correct and should not be showing a deprecation. It appears the contents of your

managedPolicies.d.ts

file are incorrect.

@red-match-15116 let me clean my node_modules and install to make sure is not a cache issue.

🙌 awesome thanks for following up on this @high-morning-17948

Is there a cost to having more of those constants? I've just learned about them, and I see that there's one managed policy that I use that isn't in the list. I could submit an issue+PR for it, it would only take 5 minutes...

@little-cartoon-10569 please submit a PR for any you see that are missing - they sit in provider/resources.go These are / will be used to autogenerate the enums for all the languages we support

Yep, there are 9 "AmazonSSM..." managed policies, but only 5 in that file. I'll have a go at adding the other 4.

👍