Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I use Pulumi for infrastructure-as-code use cases. Pulumi has the concept of multiple stacks (think of them as conceptually similar to Terraform workspaces). Aside from running pulumi stack ls, there's no easy/straightforward way to tell which stack is active.
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be ideal to have powerline-go display the currently-active Pulumi stack when in a directory where a Pulumi project exists. This would be similar to the way that powerline-go can display the active Terraform workspace.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I use powerline-go on all the systems where I code in/use Pulumi. I don't think there are any other alternatives out there to display the currently-selected Pulumi stack in the shell prompt (not that I've found, anyway).
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I use Pulumi for infrastructure-as-code use cases. Pulumi has the concept of multiple stacks (think of them as conceptually similar to Terraform workspaces). Aside from running
pulumi stack ls
, there's no easy/straightforward way to tell which stack is active.Describe the solution you'd like It would be ideal to have
powerline-go
display the currently-active Pulumi stack when in a directory where a Pulumi project exists. This would be similar to the way thatpowerline-go
can display the active Terraform workspace.Describe alternatives you've considered I use
powerline-go
on all the systems where I code in/use Pulumi. I don't think there are any other alternatives out there to display the currently-selected Pulumi stack in the shell prompt (not that I've found, anyway).Additional context N/A