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icy-controller-6092
10/24/2022, 3:19 AMHi all, is there a way to get a nested archive to work? e.g.
new AssetArchive({ 'inner.zip': new FileArchive('dist/folder') })inner.zipe
echoing-dinner-19531
10/24/2022, 10:17 AMWhat's the code your using to create the s3 object?
And is this using aws or aws-native, I think it's the provider itself that does the zipping not the engine so we need to look at the correct one.
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icy-controller-6092
10/24/2022, 10:42 PMHi Fraser, a more complete example. When I download
outer.zipinner.zipimport * as aws from '@pulumi/aws'
import * as pulumi from '@pulumi/pulumi'
new aws.s3.BucketObject({
bucket: 'xyz',
key: 'outer.zip',
source: new pulumi.asset.AssetArchive({
'my.txt': new pulumi.asset.StringAsset('test'),
'inner.zip': new pulumi.asset.FileArchive('dist/folder'),
})
})e
echoing-dinner-19531
10/25/2022, 9:00 AMOK I can look into this
Looks like this is by design, inner archives get flattened out into their files in parent archives. I suspect a lot of things probably rely on that behaviour so we probably can't flip it around, but if you raise an issue at github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues we can discuss what could be done to support this.