Hi, I have a duplicate problem, How do you make a parent name appear in the urn ?

urn:pulumi:acme-staging-euw1-01::customers-env-v1::company:aws/iam:PulumiStackIAM$
    company:aws:Account$ # <---- HERE
        aws:iam/role:Role::CompanyPulumiAWSCustomersAcmeEUW1Staging01Role

urn:pulumi:acme-staging-euw1-01::customers-env-v1::company:aws/iam:PulumiStackIAM$
    company:aws:Account$ # <---- HERE
        aws:iam/role:Role::CompanyPulumiAWSCustomersAcmeEUW1Staging01Role

I'd like this:

urn:pulumi:acme-staging-euw1-01::customers-env-v1::company:aws/iam:PulumiStackIAM$
    company:aws:Account::customer-acme$ # <---- HERE
        aws:iam/role:Role::CompanyPulumiAWSCustomersAcmeEUW1Staging01Role

urn:pulumi:acme-staging-euw1-01::customers-env-v1::company:aws/iam:PulumiStackIAM$
    company:aws:Account::company-internal$ # <---- HERE
        aws:iam/role:Role::CompanyPulumiAWSCustomersAcmeEUW1Staging01Role

parent names don't show in urns, just parent types. We'd really like to change this but it'll break the world if done badly so needs a lot of careful design.

yeah that's what claude told me

you can do that today! Make a component resource and just put the name as the type when calling the base class constructor.

yeah but I'm not ready to do something hackish like that if you're considering the matter on your side

Its a little hacky but it should work fairly well. Just will make aliases a bit confusing I think (because you'll need to alias the name and the type). While we want to fix this I suspect its going to be to a long time till we can get everything lined up to actually pull it off.

Yeah but if you do fix it one day, my workaround will surely be in the way of your migration process.

Should be fine actually