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pulumi will always look for `__main__.py` - are you want to break your code into distinct files?

<@UCWG26BH7> yes,
I've used the `import` feature and now there is lots of variables hardcoded,
I went something like a main file for prod and another for dev...

you use stacks, stack configuration and then ise the same code between prod and dev

So,
I've imported this:
```container = aws.ecs.TaskDefinition("Foo",    
    ...
    task_role_arn="arn:aws:iam::393964450433:role/ECSTaskRole-123",
    ...)```


Then I should:
```my_task_role_arn = pulumi.Config('foo').get('bar')

container = aws.ecs.TaskDefinition("Foo",    
    ...
    task_role_arn=my_task_role_arn,
    ...)```

the for each stack `pulumi config set task_role_arn &lt;foo&gt;`