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stack references dont work across buckets, you need to store state in the same bucket
b
I was terribly afraid of that. Do you offhand know if there are plans to change that? Because we're having a lot of different stacks and projects, sharing "deeper" refs would be nice.
b
There aren’t any plans to change that I don’t think, I’m not even sure how it would work
b
Query: what about different stacks from different projects in the same bucket?
b
yes that’s totally possible, it’s in the stack ref api
b
Hmmmm. I moved the stack state to 
bucket
, but I'm still getting identical errors. Verbosity doesn't seem to help debug the matter either. I'm not sure how to trace the error beyond the "unknown stack" bit.
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stack, err := pulumi.NewStackReference(ctx,
			"<gs://bucket/integration/>",
			&pulumi.StackReferenceArgs{
				Name: pulumi.String("account"),
			},
		)
b
what is your stack name? are you storing things in different directories? ie 
pulumi login <gs://bucket/integration>
and 
pulumi login <gs://bucket/foo>
. if so, that won’t work
b
so we don't use 
login
, we specify the URL in Pulumi.yaml. And yes, these are different directories.
these are different proejcts.
trying to read output from one project's stack into another project's stack.
b
you need to use the same URL for all projects, and name your stack something like 
<http://integration.dev|integration.dev>
b
That ship sailed over a year ago......... sorry. There's no other solution?
b
project support in self managed backends is due to be shipped soon: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/2522#issuecomment-1426496284
There’s no other solution?
Nope, if you don’t store state in the same place you won’t be able to use stack references
b
that's.... super frustrating. Anyway. Thanks for the canonical answer.
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