i'd like to generate random passwords -> store in a kubernetes secret -> and read those in subsequent

pulumi up

runs... i tried using

k8s.core.v1.Secret.get

but its hard failing due to #3364. It seems that if I just have a normal Secret resource, everytime my code `up`s it just generates new random passwords... Has anyone successfully done something like this?

I use @pulumi.random with keeper param

Can you share your code? Are you including the namespace in the resource name?

@quiet-wolf-18467 - the issue is the .get() fails on an initial run... my hope is to create the secret if it doesn't exist, or get it (and the contents as outputs) if it does, and reuse the contents. Essentially using kubernetes secrets as pulumi secrets, but with the added step of creating the random values if it doesn't

@square-car-84996 The query API might be better suited for that: https://www.pulumi.com/blog/query-kubernetes/

@quiet-wolf-18467 - it would ideally be initially created by pulumi... i just want the ability to pull existing values (if they exist) and create them if they don't.