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l
Did you check Pulumi.yaml?
l
Hi @little-cartoon-10569 thanks for the quick response!
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name: aws-PL-Tools-ts-eks
description: AWS PL Tools EKS cluster
runtime: node.js
l
That's the problem
l
This looked a little suspect to me, but wasn't sure.
l
Change 
runtime: node.js
to 
runtime: nodejs
l
Another note, I did upgrade Pulumi versions several versions.
l
The only problem is the runtime value.
Remove the 
.
Did that help?
l
oh my, awesome! Yes that got me past that error ...
ran into another error, fixed that with npm rebuild .. but now new error 😉
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Diagnostics:
  pulumi:pulumi:Stack (aws-PL-Tools-ts-eks-PL-Tools-aws-ts-eks):
    undefined:3
    return %FunctionGetScript(func);
                                  ^
    SyntaxError: FunctionGetScript is not defined
l
That's a code issue. I'm guessing you have a function "GetScript"?
l
yeah I was using the AWS examples in the repo, aws-eks
l
Really? Line 3 in index.ts in that reop is 
import * as awsx from "@pulumi/awsx";
...
Do you have a link to the repo you're using?
l
Looking for the GetScript
I think my index.ts is hosed ... going to try something
l
Was just thinking that.. 🙂
git reset --hard HEAD
?
l
yes good idea
can't seem to get rid of that FunctionGetScript error.
I did a npm rebuild again ... is there something else I should do to clean it up? I didn't do a git clone from the repo I followed the get started and typed it
probably not the best choice .. 😉
l
You could delete your lib and/or node_modules directories?
What does 
npm rebuild
do? All my ts experience is from Pulumi, and I've never used it.. just 
npm install
or 
npm run test
.
l
Nice!
deleting node_modules and npm install got me past that ... now error:
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error: Running program '/Users/craigema/wkspace/code/PerceptiLabs-IT/pulumi/aws-ts-eks' failed with an unhandled exception:
    Error: Cannot find module '@pulumi/aws'
I removed the @pulumi/aws from config
sorry package.json
found it
l
So if the code has an import from 
@pulumi/aws
, then you'll need to have a dependency on it in package.json. You could delete package-lock.json and run 
npm install
one more time, see if that sorts it
l
awesome .... I had to do that two more times after removing a typescript dependency call ... looks to be working now!
Thanks so much for you help!
hopefully I can return the favor for someone as I learn Pulumi more, coming from Terraform so I'm hoping for a fairly quick scale up 😉
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