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Hi everyone! When running `pulumi up` I use the -C parameter like this: `pulumi up -y -C pulumi` , since I use a subdirectory in our project for everything pulumi related. Sadly this doesnt pick up tsconfig.json, which is defined at root level of the project (the directory in which I run the mentioned command). Is there anyway to tell pulumi where to look for tsconfig.json? It works to just copy tsconfig into the /pulumi directory, but id greatly prefer to not have it twice in our project.

I couldn’t find a solution without duplicating the tsconfig