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I have some AWS resources (IoT core, S3 bucket, Cognito user pool, ...) that are built using AWS console by other people in my company.

These resources are built for developement evnrionment.

Now I’m going to use pulumi to clone and modify these resources to generate the same set of resources for the staging environment.

The way I do this is as follows:

1. Run `pulumi import &lt;development_environment_resources&gt;` to generate the python code for the resources.
2. Modify the python code to make it sutible for the staging environment.
3. Run `pulumi stack --show-urns` to see the URN of the imported development environment resource.
4. Run `pulumi state delete --force &lt;development_environment_resource_urn&gt;` to delete the imported resource. Because I don’t need it.
5. Run `pulumi up` to deploy the staging environment resource that I created in step 2.

Does there exist any more convenient way for doing this?

I wish I don’t have to do step 3 and 4. Because I just want to see the generated code in step 1.

Generated code isn't ideal, but you could make use of bulk import <https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/adopting/import/#bulk-import-operations>

to get some structure, but I prefer to write the code myself and then map imported resources to my code instead of having pulumi generate it.