How does `dependsOn` work with `ConfigFile` I have two types

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How does `dependsOn` work with `ConfigFile` I have two typescript classes A and B that both extends `ComponentResource` class In both A and B I use the `ConfigFile` resource First I create A and when creating B I set that it depends on A but for some reason it seems like all the resources in A isn t running when B is provisioned is that by design Do I need to depend on the actual `ConfigFile` that A creates for it to work I thought A wouldn t be done until everything I create in the constructor of A is done

steep-toddler-94095 · Answer

I m guessing you need to set `dependsOn configFile resources` instead of `dependsOn configFile`

wet-noon-14291 · Answer

I ll try that Thanks

limited-rainbow-51650 · Answer

< wet noon 14291> when creating the `ConfigFile` resource did you set your `ComponentResource` subclass as its `parent` in `opts`

limited-rainbow-51650 · Answer

`AnotherResource` will only be created when `MyComponent` and all it s child resources are created when they are properly `parent` ed

limited-rainbow-51650 · Answer

Hmm on the other hand I would have thought this would be fixed by now Depending on the exposed set of `resources` seems to be what you need in the meantime

wet-noon-14291 · Answer

< limited rainbow 51650> related thing here When I create `Viz` it depends on my `linkerd` resources through `ready` But for some reason it doesn t work on first run since the linkerd proxy isn t injected into the `viz` pods which they should be if `linkerd` was running Commenting out `viz` to remove it and then deploy again when `linkerd` is already running works as expected