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I think stacks are language specific mate, thats my interpretation anyway. so you'd need 2 separate stacks i think

Multiple languages in the same project is not possible AFAIK. You can split it up in multiple Pulumi projects though, with directory for each (Pulumi) project in your repository.

What is the use case you want to address?

One team is deploying the network components, and they would like to use yaml. Another team is deploying infrastructure, and they prefer using python. Right now those are separate groups deploying to the same Azure subscription, resource groups, etc., but with different stacks and projects

hi <@U04CUF1DF8V>,

There are no pedestrian questions! Keep asking and ask much!

But I saw that <@U011GESPVDL> and <@U03B4FY29JR> answered perfectly! :slightly_smiling_face:

Thanks, and thanks for everybody jumping into reply

<@U04CUF1DF8V> It sounds like you have a good split then, and I think it makes sense to have networking and things that are pretty static as YAML and more dynamic and/or frequently changed things as code.

You could even start with written all in Yaml and later convert them into a specific language with the call:
```pulumi convert --language python --out ./bucket-py```