Unable to use azure-native provider (or any provider with a dash in the provider alias)

[Liamandrew]

Following the documentation to add the azure-native provider by running:

sst add azure-native

Will generate config.d.ts file like:

import "./src/global.d.ts"
import "../types.generated"
import { AppInput, App, Config } from "./src/config"
import * as _azure-native from "@pulumi/azure-native";

declare global {
  // @ts-expect-error
  export import azure-native = _azure-native
  interface Providers {
    providers?: {
      "azure-native"?:  (_azure-native.ProviderArgs & { version?: string }) | boolean;
    }
  }
  export const $config: (
    input: Omit<Config, "app"> & {
      app(input: AppInput): Omit<App, "providers"> & Providers;
    },
  ) => Config;
}

The issue with this is that the import/export statements are not valid javascript syntax due to the -.

install.go uses the provider alias without any conversion to generate this code. However it needs to convert the kebab case alias to either camel case or snake case to be valid syntax for javascript in order to handle any pulumi provider that has a - in the alias name.

[jayair]

Interesting, not sure if this is on our immediate roadmap yet but we'll take a look after our next major release.

[rollemira]

SST Ion targeting Azure would be a huge help for our team in the near future as we're starting a brown field project and the company's assets are hosted entirely inside of Azure ❤️

[thdxr]

this is fixed in v0.0.463