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<https://www.pulumi.com/blog/kubernetes-yaml-generation/> has more info about this. There’s no configurable way to change the names; they’re generated based on the type and resource name. CRDs are generated in a separate folder, so you should be able to run the apply like this without worrying about ordering otherwise:
```kubectl apply -f "${RENDER_DIRECTORY}/0-crd"
kubectl apply -f "${RENDER_DIRECTORY}/1-manifest"```