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05/09/2021, 5:29 PM

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bored-oyster-3147

05/10/2021, 1:15 PM

You can still use the stack type. The functionality is on the

PulumiFn

class. It is just another way of providing your pulumi program delegate. You could either: •

PulumiFn.Create<TStack>();

•

PulumiFn.Create(delegate);

It is the same functionality as before Automation API where you would either: •

Deployment.RunAsync<TStack>();

•

Deployment.RunAsync(delegate);

bored-activity-40468

05/10/2021, 2:28 PM

Thanks, yeah, I dug through the code. So, with an InlineProgram, when a resource is created the parent isn't auto-set like with a stack, which makes sense.

bored-oyster-3147

05/10/2021, 2:34 PM

no that isn't exactly true, there is always a root stack resource. If you aren't using a

TStack

type than internally Pulumi is just doing that for you. I can link you the code 1 sec

bored-oyster-3147

05/10/2021, 2:37 PM

Here you can see that

Pulumi.Stack

has an internal constructor that takes in a delegate. And here you can see that if you provide a delegate instead of a

TStack

type than it is just using that internal constructor, so there is always a root

Pulumi.Stack

resource.

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bored-oyster-3147

05/10/2021, 2:42 PM

In both cases,

TStack

and delegate programs, the following code:

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var parent = type == Stack._rootPulumiStackTypeName
                ? null
                : (options.Parent ?? Deployment.InternalInstance.Stack);

parent

would be set by

Deployment.InternalInstance.Stack

It just ensures that

Pulumi.Stack

resource never has a parent

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