Here’s my code, I’m using

jest

but same happens with

mocha

so it’s not the testing framework.

Somehow

pulumi

is requiring my configuration values..

Is there any way to avoid this issue?

I’m using the

config.require('somevalue')

in some places of my code. to inject configuration from the

.yaml

files, however I don’t want this behavior in unit testing. But even initializing the

setMocks

function with the

project

and

stack

arguments, it doesn’t get the values from the

yaml

files. 😕

I would like to just take from

index.ts

a single constant, like my

resourceGroup

for azure, but this code actually makes it so I cannot do it:

let infra: typeof import('../index');

  beforeAll(async function () {
    infra = await import('../index');
  });

If I try to adapt it slightly to just take the exported constant it doesn’t work. 😕 Also when I’m trying to import

nested

config objects I get this error:

Configuration 'project:services' value '[object Object]' is not a valid JSON object

Example of this

services

object:

project:services:
   myapp1Version: 23
   myapp2Version: 24

JSON string:

{
  "project:baseDomain": "mydomain.dev",
  "project:services": {
    "myapp1Version": 23,
    "myapp2Version": 24
  }
}

Isn’t there a better way to inject configuration? Some

pulumi.runtime

method or something?