Closed cnunciato closed 1 year ago
:tropical_drink: The Update for moolumi/k8s-ci-cluster/4b5971a00e4c2ae809eb170b787921e2499195e8-1518 was successful.
Name Type Operation
+ gke pulumi:providers:kubernetes create
+ k8s-ci-cluster-4b5971a00e4c2ae809eb170b787921e2499195e8-1518 pulumi:pulumi:Stack create
+ multicloud pulumi-kubernetes:ci:GkeCluster create
+ password random:index/randomPassword:RandomPassword create
+ ephemeral-ci-cluster gcp:container/cluster:Cluster create
+ primary-node-pool gcp:container/nodePool:NodePool create
:tropical_drink: The Destroy for moolumi/k8s-ci-cluster/4b5971a00e4c2ae809eb170b787921e2499195e8-1518 was successful.
Name Type Operation
- gke pulumi:providers:kubernetes delete
- primary-node-pool gcp:container/nodePool:NodePool delete
- ephemeral-ci-cluster gcp:container/cluster:Cluster delete
- password random:index/randomPassword:RandomPassword delete
Also appears to be related to #1491
Thanks for the review @scottslowe!
This PR fixes a few failing tests:
For
aws-py-ec2-provisioners
, tweaks the test assertion slightly to account for a change in the behavior of Pulumi Command. Until recently, the provider'sstdout
property was an output of string, but it's now marked as a secret (see pulumi/command#256), and I wasn't able to get the test framework to unwrap the secret. (Anton's comment on the linked issue seems to suggest that may not even possible.) So I've adjusted the test to check for a non-empty value instead, which to me seems fine for now. (The program itself is unaffected.) I also went ahead and updated the program to use the latest version of Pulumi Command as well.For
digitalocean-{py,cs}-loadbalanced-droplets
, updates the image ID used to provision DigitalOcean droplets. Apparently Ubuntu 18 is no longer valid.Fixes #1494. Fixes #1484. Fixes #1491.