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I created a ProviderHelper so I can switched between aws accounts with using statements. https://gist.github.com/dbeattie71/2f5824aa9884b233ad10f098eb3b49a5
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And some reflection to get access to _transformations. That might not be needed with automation-api now.
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So it definitely looks like the provider config can be bypassed / overridden via provider args, which avoids the provider static config issue.
I'm still wondering if Pulumi config matters... if I inject an 
IOptions<T>
config into a stack instance I don't need to roundtrip config through the Pulumi config api, unless I'm missing something.
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Presumably Pulumi up runs without any config if config already manifests in stack resource declarations - by being passed to the ctor and used from there.
I'll try to put an example repo on GitHub that I can point to rather than waving my hands
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You can DI right into the stack
Not using all those config options, trying several things out.
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Yep, I'm doing something similar. I'm just unsure about using Pulumi config when dotnet config sources are so powerful and I want to just use them.
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The helper I created relies on Stack, I'm wondering if there is a way to accomplish the same, with only using a LocalWorkspace and an InlineProgram.
@worried-city-86458 This might be an example of the config question you were asking, https://github.com/UbiquitousAS/autodevops/blob/94febfa61fcb4c9156e9198be5149ac16a6b5a8e/Ubiquitous.AutoDevOps/Extensions.cs
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