hello everyone. i'm an ML engineer turned full stack engineer turned devops engineer since i'm the only engineer in my startup. pulumi has been an absolute godsend for someone like me. thanks! i'm using GCP for our infra. trying to set up a cloudbuild trigger to automate builds. here is my build trigger:

frontend_trigger = gcp.cloudbuild.Trigger(
    "frontend-trigger",
    name="frontend-trigger",
    github={
        "owner": github_repo["owner"],
        "name": github_repo["repo"],
        "push": {
            "branch": "^main$",
        }
    },
    filename="frontend/infra/cloudbuild.yaml",
    substitutions={
        "_REGION": gcp_region, # set to us-west-1
        "_REPO": docker_repo, # set to frontend
    },
)

when i run pulumi up, i'm getting:

Diagnostics:
  pulumi:pulumi:Stack (frontend-dev):
    error: update failed

  gcp:cloudbuild:Trigger (frontend-trigger):
    error:   sdk-v2/provider2.go:509: sdk.helper_schema: Error creating Trigger: googleapi: Error 400: Request contains an invalid argument.: provider=google-beta@8.25.0
    error: 1 error occurred:
    	* Error creating Trigger: googleapi: Error 400: Request contains an invalid argument.

i checked all the arguments for

frontend_trigger

against the Google source documentation and can't seem to find anything wrong. am i missing something dumb here?

Just throwing it out there, could it possibly be missing the Cloud Build location parameter? (ex:

location="us-central1"

)

thanks LM. looks like it needed service account and project for trigger creation. i added that and it now works. this worked:

frontend_trigger = gcp.cloudbuild.Trigger(
    "frontend-trigger",
    name="frontend-trigger",
    project=gcp_project, <---- added this
    github=gcp.cloudbuild.TriggerGithubArgs(
        owner=github_repo["owner"],
        name=github_repo["repo"],
        push=gcp.cloudbuild.TriggerGithubPushArgs(
            branch="^main$",
        ),
    ),
    filename="frontend/infra/cloudbuild.yaml",
    service_account=f"projects/{gcp_project}/serviceAccounts/{gcp_service_account_id}", <--- added this
    substitutions={
        "_REGION": gcp_region,
        "_REPO": docker_repo,
    },
)

Ah, good find!