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could this be relevant?
<https://github.com/pulumi/automation-api-examples/blob/7607f70a725a09c7917873e1b1f128389960fc27/go/inline_program/main.go#L101>

essentially - for inline automation it seems you need to pass on the plugins directly :wink:

nice. gotta love incomplete documentation :smile: :heart:

yeah, i’m probably not gonna be recommending this to any feint of heart

i got it working by creating a pulumi k8s project in a tmp folder and that installed the plugin..

Implicit behaviour is the best :slightly_smiling_face:

think there's a reason this is an /x/ at the moment, with docs basically inaccessible through navigation from the main page

yeah im getting a feeling as well that the stuff im trying to do is not really production ready :disappointed:

Which worries me even more cause it’s for a assignment for a job i am applying to xD

but thank you very much for pointing me to a working example! :heart:

i’m going to be needing that plugin code in it so the people who test it doesnt run into the same problem :smile:

hah :smile: well absolute best of luck to you - any job that's doing this kind of stuff might just be worth trying to get :wink:

well. i am working with the exact same things already :laughing:

But i use terraform and a pipeline i built mysef :slightly_smiling_face:

<https://itnext.io/building-a-kubernetes-ci-cd-pipeline-on-aws-with-codepipeline-codebuild-shopgun-43ccf76277b5|Building a Kubernetes CI/CD pipeline on AWS with CodePipeline &amp; CodeBuild @ Shopgun | by Roffe | ITNEXT>