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01/09/2023, 8:47 PM

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jolly-fall-57688

01/09/2023, 8:51 PM

What does 'pip list' return for you? If that library is not in the list you need to install it. https://pypi.org/project/pulumi-eks/

thankful-stone-34269

01/09/2023, 8:54 PM

Yeah, I wish it was that simple. I have pip installed the missing library. But the pulumi CLI manages its own python environment somewhere. So when I run

pip install pulumi_eks

it goes into my python environment, not pulumi's.

thankful-stone-34269

01/09/2023, 8:54 PM

There's this

.pulumi/bin/pulumi-language-python-exec

which I don't understand and seems to be broken for some reason.

thankful-stone-34269

01/09/2023, 8:55 PM

And pulumi disables the

pdb

debugger so I can't just set a breakpoint and figure out what's wrong.

jolly-fall-57688

01/09/2023, 8:57 PM

Are you using python virtual environments? That is all I am using, pretty much a cookie cutter environment.

thankful-stone-34269

01/09/2023, 8:58 PM

I use conda/mamba normally. And that interaction is perhaps why things are going south.

red-match-15116

01/09/2023, 10:21 PM

To use the built-in virtual env with the pulumi program you would do something like

venv/bin/pip install pulumi_eks

in the root of the pulumi program.

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thankful-stone-34269

01/09/2023, 10:23 PM

That worked. Thanks.

red-match-15116

01/09/2023, 10:23 PM

This doc has some info about how to handle your python environment https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/languages/python/#pypi-packages

billowy-army-68599

01/09/2023, 10:23 PM

@thankful-stone-34269 to elaborate, by default when you do

pulumi new python

it creates a virtual env that it looks for (you can see the path to it in

Pulumi.yaml

If you’re using

conda

you may not want to use the venv

thankful-stone-34269

01/09/2023, 10:25 PM

Makes sense - I appreciate it.

worried-rain-74420

01/10/2023, 5:57 AM

Just to add some color, pulumi-language-python-exec is the language host, which is responsible for booting the Python interpreter and connecting it to the Pulumi CLI.

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