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Run `pulumi refresh -y` to update the Pulumi state file and then `pulumi destroy` should work.

ok, I tried a `pulumi up -r` but that didn’t work.  Thanks for that note, if there were more resources I would have needed that.  I got out of it with a `pulumi stack rm --force` since it was such a focused stack.

Hmmm - I’m surprised the `pulumi up -r` didn’t bring the state to a known state (pun intended) from which `pulumi destroy` would work.

I agree, it succeeded but did not recreate or remove the buckets from the stack.