Hi everyone! Pulumi noob here. I have an existing cert in GCP and I'm trying to do an import of a self managed cert but I always get warnings about a missing private_key. I figure I am running the command incorrectly. Do I need to specify a private key file during the import? pulumi import gcp:compute/sSLCertificate:SSLCertificate test_cert my_gcp_project/test_cert Any help appreciated. https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/gcp/api-docs/compute/sslcertificate/ Error:

warning: One or more imported inputs failed to validate. This is almost certainly a bug in the `gcp` provider. The import will still proceed, but you will need to edit the generated code after copying it into your program.
    warning: gcp:compute/sSLCertificate:SSLCertificate resource 'test_cert' has a problem: Missing required argument: The argument "private_key" is required, but no definition was found.. Examine values at 'SSLCertificate.PrivateKey'.

Yes. Are you usnig

pulumi import

, or

pulumi up

with the

import:

opt?

pulumi import

should generate that for you...

Hi, I'm using pulumi import from the gcp self managed cert instructions.

And it's not generating code for the private key.. then I guess you need to provide it yourself. It's inconvenient, but it makes sense: there's probably no API that Pulumi can use to get the private key from GCP. That's what makes it private...

It's odd though because when doing an import with terraform it works fine with just a reference to the existing certificate name in gcp. The private key and cert exist in gcp so I guess just a reference to the resource is enough?

terraform import google_compute_ssl_certificate.default {{project}}/{{name}}

Not sure... maybe share the question over to #gcp? Someone with more specific knowledge might be able to help.

ok thanks for looking into it!