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By runtime do you mean the pulumi-language-go executable?

@echoing-dinner-19531 not really. In the

Pulumi.yaml

file, I’d like to have two

go

runtimes specified. One that just runs the default logic when running

pulumi

commands and one that can be targeted to use a custom binary. Something like

# Pulumi.yaml

name: my-project
runtimes:
  - name: go
  - name: go-debug
    options:
      binary: /script.sh

Could also work with the introduction of a new configuration option, like

extraRuntimes

so that backwards compatibility is maintained. My question really is whether there is anything that allows us to do that currently

ah, there is kinda for go. You can set an option "binary" to tell the pulumi-language-go host to just exec that file rather than running "go build". I think you could just point that to .sh file with the correct shabang and it would probably work. But that's still only one runtime so you'd have to like comment it out when not using.

Yeah, I saw the solution with the custom script. I wanted something I could commit for other people to use with a runtime flag or the like. Thanks for the prompt answer!