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12/09/2021, 11:40 AMHey so our pulumi stack was on a cloud storage bucket, and while it was updating someone did ctrl ^c twice to mess up the state, now we can't find the stack anywhere when we do pulumi refresh, I can see the stack's folder in the cloud storage bucket... how do we proceed to restore the stack?
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broad-helmet-79436
12/09/2021, 12:21 PMif your directory
<yourbucket>/.pulumi/stacks<yourstack>.json.bak<yourstack>.jsonpulumi always creates a backup file called
<thestack>.json.bak<thestack>.jsonor, at least it should
it’s saved me a few times 😅
(note that I don’t work at or on Pulumi – I’ve just had the same problem a few times)
after making the copy, I strongly suggest immediately doing a
pulumi refresh^C