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What do you mean by "force a no-op"? If you want a sbset of the resources to not be applied in a given case - you can put them inside and

if () { }

. If you want to ignore possible changes to some resources under some condition, you can add

ignoreChanges: [...]

to resource options, setting the ignore bit on any properties that might be changed by your other stack.

Yeah, I thought there would a way to just bail out early based on a condition instead of having the entire index.ts inside an

if () { }

You could conditionally

require()

the file I suppose? There are several options from a JS/TS Code structure perspective.