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in a follow up job to perform the refresh, I found these logs:
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~  kubernetes:core/v1:Secret ***/***-dev-***-jobservice refreshing (0s) 
  
      kubernetes:core/v1:Secret ***/***-dev-***-jobservice  (0.00s) 
  
   ~  kubernetes:core/v1:ConfigMap monitoring/prometheus-server refreshing (0s) 
  
      kubernetes:core/v1:ConfigMap monitoring/prometheus-server  (0.00s) 
  
   ~  kubernetes:core/v1:Secret ***/***-dev-***-core refreshing (0s) 
      kubernetes:core/v1:Secret ***/***-dev-***-core  (0.00s) 
  
   ~  kubernetes:core/v1:Secret ***/***-dev-***-registry refreshing (0s) 
  
      kubernetes:core/v1:Secret ***/***-dev-***-registry  (0.00s)
and these lower in the same logs:
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@ Refreshing....
  
      kubernetes:core/v1:ConfigMap ***/***-dev-***-registry  (8s) 
  
      kubernetes:core/v1:Secret ***/***-dev-***-trivy  (9s) 
  
      kubernetes:core/v1:ConfigMap ***/***-dev-***-jobservice-env  (9s)
b
if I’m understanding correctly, the secret is “disappearing” from the cluster?
s
more like it disappeared, I don’t know exactly when, and running pulumi doesn’t bring it back up and pulumi itself gets stuck and “fails” b/c the pods relying on the secret can never finish creating and timeout
b
okay so this is (likely) because when you’re deploying a helm release. The release itself hasn’t changed, so therefore Pulumi think it’s fine. The helm release itself manages the resource
s
does it? I thought pulumi renders the templates using helm but then applies it using equivalent of 
kubectl apply
how do I resolve it?
b
sorry are you using 
helm.Release
or 
helm.Chart
?
if it’s the latter you’re right, it templates and I’m wrong
s
helm.Chart
afaik they both do that
got it 
helm.Release
is delegating to the helm binary
@billowy-army-68599 do you think if I convert the 
helm.Chart
to a 
helm.Release
in my IaC it will redeploy everything?
the db is external as well as using s3 buckets so those can still be referenced and have no state changes
@billowy-army-68599 something I noticed troubleshooting a failing Ingress resource is that the resulting YAML rendered from a 
helm.v3.Chart
does not take into account the version of k8s of the cluster since the template in the Chart I have has different rendering depending on 
.Capabilities
based on available API resource versions. Is there a way either through the 
kubernetes.Provider
or 
helm.v3.Chart
to tell the command what version of k8s to use for rendering?
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