Hello everyone, is there a way to have multiple

__main__.py

files in Python? So I can be able to split users, databases, roles, etc.. Currently using Pulumi for the first time and I am trying to manage some Snowflake resources using pulumi_snowflake

Why do you need multiple

__main__.py

files? Just use normal python modules like you would for any other python program.

I've been trying to do that but somehow my resources are not detected, do you have any example you can point me to

Are you importing and calling into those modules?

Do you have to call things? The following seems to get detected

__main__.py

from users import *

snowflake/user.py

from pulumi_snowflake import User
from pulumi import ComponentResource, ResourceOptions


class SnowflakeUserArgs:
    def __init__(...
    ):
        ...


class SnowflakeUser(ComponentResource):
    def __init__(
        self, name, args: SnowflakeUserArgs, opts: ResourceOptions = None
    ):
        super().__init__("iac:snowflake:user", name, {}, opts)
        child_opts = ResourceOptions(parent=self)

        ...

        self.register_outputs({})

and then in the

users.py

from snowflake.user import SnowflakeUser, SnowflakeUserArgs

test_user = SnowflakeUser(...)

Any thoughts on this?

Yup that's fine, python import will execute the top level of modules when imported

Awesome thanks for that!

Actually, I have a similar situation. I want to keep separated

__main__

files because I don't want to use the same Snowflake role for creating database, warehouses and for creating users/other roles. How would you do that ?

Have you looked at the "main" option in https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pulumi-yaml/ Sounds like that might be what you need?