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what’s up fellas, how’s everyone holding up? wondering how do i get the current provider info on code but i can’t seem to find, anyone knows? i need the current GCP project i’m operating on

I was able to get that info in one of my project and it didn’t look good

within `ComponentResource` in python I was able to extract current `gcp` provider using the following snippet:
```        # get config from GCP provider assigned to this resource
        gcp_provider = cast(gcp.Provider, self.get_provider("gcp::"))
        gcp_project = gcp_provider.project
        gcp_region = gcp_provider.region
        gcp_zone = gcp_provider.zone```

maybe this would help you:
<https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/blob/master/sdk/go/pulumi/resource.go#L59-L61>

hmmmm, seems pretty much it, let me try :eyes:

I don’t have access to golang env right now so I cannot test it

I guess you might have some issues if you want to execute that outside of component resource

in that case, I’d try to acquire reference to RootResource

Is the GCP project set in your stack config? If so, there is a way to get the provider's config in a straightforward fashion.

^+1 for the suggestion; I remember now that I did that the hard way in order to create a reusable ComponentResource that dynamically reads the data from its provider (and it could be set implicitly using pulumi ResourceOptions or inherited from the parent or the default one)

<@UFPFMDBTK> Did you mean simply reading the config value of `gcp` module like this?
```gcp_project = pulumi.Config("gcp").get("project")```

perfect, not exactly this but it did great to get there:
```project := config.Get(ctx, "gcp:project")```