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Hi <@U03PMC4927N>. Thanks for the answer. I don't think this is what `pulumi logs` does.

It would be nice to have something like `pulumi show 1020` and it shows the stack update 1020, the same way we get when we actually issue the update.

The same way git versions your code, in way that you are able to query what was done in a specific commit, or which commits have touched a file.... It would be awesome to have Pulumi CLI able to query your stack:
• What were the changes on update N?
• Which updates have modified resource URN:....?