is there a way to deploy to k8s and generate the yaml to a d

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is there a way to deploy to k8s and generate the yaml to a directory at the same time currently you need to create a separate k8s provider and set the renderYamlToDirectory property as setting this property causes the other attributes like kubeconfig to be ignored i could create two k8s objects with different providers since you can only pass one provider but it would be nice if you could pass multiple providers to k8s objects

echoing-angle-67526 · Answer

or even better to have a renderYamlToDirectory or a similar name to not break existing programs property that can be used together with the kubeconfig property in the same provider to deploy and render yaml at the same time

chilly-plastic-75584 · Answer

Hope this thread helps where I asked the same thing <https pulumi community slack com archives C01PF3E1B8V p1641921005062700 thread ts=1641842938 033900 amp cid=C01PF3E1B8V>

chilly-plastic-75584 · Answer

The github discussion I posted in follow up to this was <https github com pulumi pulumi discussions 8734>

echoing-angle-67526 · Answer

so this solution will allow you to use pulumi kubernetes provider to deploy to k8s and also render the yaml at the same time

echoing-angle-67526 · Answer

i m not that familiar with typescript but does the spread operator and object assign method actually instantiate a pulumi resource so the provider executes

echoing-angle-67526 · Answer

< chilly plastic 75584> thanks for that link were you able to verify that the suggestion works

chilly-plastic-75584 · Answer

No I did not try a multiplexer I just added a config onlyyaml to my stack and made a yaml renderer stack I was thinking of trying to just pass a flag haven t checked if can pass custom flags yet but was assuming it s possible Then I d just set internally

echoing-angle-67526 · Answer

I would prefer not to use another stack I tried the multiplexer example and while it creates a resource that uses the second provider it doesnt seem to be able to do both at the same time I think you need to instantiate the class for both providers to execute I ll create a feature request in GitHub