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I’m trying to run
```pulumi config cp [key] [dest]```
The result is a new file created with the key.

The key that I’m trying to move is a secret that needs to be decrypted and encrypted.
The filesystem that I’m running the command is as follows
```pulumi
   prod
   dev```
running pulumi stack ls from within the prod folder yields the following result
```➜  prod git:(master) pulumi stack ls
NAME              LAST UPDATE     RESOURCE COUNT
stack.prod*       16 minutes ago  1
stack.dev         n/a             n/a```
running `pulumi config cp key1 <http://stack.dev|stack.dev>`  (key is found in the stack.prod)
does not insert the key into stack the *dev/*<http://Pulumi.stack.dev|Pulumi.stack.dev>.yaml, but rather into a newly created file *prod/*Pulumi.stack.dev.yaml

what is the correct way to copy keys from one stack to another when they are not in the same folder?

Thanks!