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Hi dz, I believe your best bet is to create a master project, then multiple stacks within that project

To create stacks that share a single project, use the same Pulumi.yaml file in each project's folder. When you run `pulumi up` it will look for the "nearest Pulumi.yaml file" and use that as its project

but i don't think having a lot of stacks is the best approach, since in my opinion stack is for different purposes

Ah, I see now. Apologies, I misunderstood the question

As far as I'm aware that's how you'll have to do it. There's a way to configure setup.py so it will import and install modules for you upon installing your package, but beyond that, what you are doing is more or less "best practice." I'd love to learn along with you if someone knows a better way

ok, thank you <@UMR2CEE4A>. Let's hope that someone else will reply as well )