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<@U035TBRUCJX> Python/Pypi has no concept of namespaces, so you have to resort to this:
<https://github.com/jaxxstorm/pulumi-aws-securebaseline/blob/main/schema.json#L144>

.NET does have namespaces, i'm not sure we support them yet. cc <@UHTP242EB> - is there a way in the component schema to namespace packages?

Yes we do - RootnameSpace is a param in the Csharp section

I set RootNamespace in my schema and now my `make build` gives me the following:

```/home/btomasini/git/activatedio/pulumi/pulumi-google-twingate/sdk/dotnet/GoogleTwingate/Connector/Inputs/TwingateConnectorArgs.cs(17,56): error CS0234: The type or namespace name 'ResourceArgs' does not exist in the namespace 'Activatedio.Pulumi' (are you missing an assembly reference?) [/home/btomasini/git/activatedio/pulumi/pulumi-google-twingate/sdk/dotnet/Activatedio.Pulumi.GoogleTwingate.csproj]```

What else should I adjust for this to now work?

What version of Pulumi-terraform-bridge are you using?

I am basing my project on this:

<https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-component-provider-ts-boilerplate>

Ah it's a conponent :/ there may be a bug there then

<https://github.com/activatedio/pulumi-google-twingate>

I get it.  It seems like the component approach is still very boilerplate.  Lots of moving parts. Was a bit intimidating to take on this project.

Thanks for your help.  Should I create a GitHub issue for this?

Yea please that would help! If you are interested - would you be interested in sharing an experience repo on the problems you faced? I can share my email address

Of course.  Would be more than happy, and could do a quick 5 minute working session if that would help.

what project should I create the issue in?

In the ts boilerplate repo will be awesome :)