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@most-lighter-95902 what Docker registry are you logged in to?
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docker info | grep Registry
m
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b
do you have any env vars set?
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env | grep -i AWS
m
Yes 
AWS_ACCESS_KEY
and 
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
in 
.env
I can confirm that they’re correct
And I’m not quite sure how to set the image explicitly
Are there any examples?
b
m
But when I run
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const repository = new awsx.ecr.Repository("app")
to create a repo, it’s also in the wrong account
Do you have any idea why it’s grabbing the wrong aws account even when the local .env file has the right aws account credentials (and 
aws configure
also has the right account credentials)?
Is this a bug with Pulumi?
b
I would hazard a big guess that it's an issue locally, I've never seen this bug before. Not discounting that it's a bug, but it's very unlikely I'm assuming 
aws sts get-caller-identity
from the CLI returns the correct account?
does your stack configuration have any 
aws:
variables set?
m
Yes to both: 
aws sts get-caller-identity
returns the correct account and I have one 
aws:
variable (
aws:region
) set
Is there any way to debug this? I’m just not sure how to go about fixing this
Preferably I’d like to understand why this is happening - I would’ve assumed that Pulumi simply takes my local AWS credentials (from 
aws configure
or .env) and uses that to authenticate for aws services like ecr?
Or is it doing something else underneath?
This is interesting - I deleted and created a new project and it works now
Is there anything that gets saved with projects other than the Pulumi.yaml files?
b
yes, the stack configuration: 
Pulumi.stack.yaml
m
Right I mean other than the yaml files
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