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The `pulumi import` command allows users to import existing provider resources into a Pulumi stack, accepting the type of resource to import, a name for the resource that will be created in the stack, and some "ID" that identifies the existing resource in the provider. Historically, the type has been sufficient to infer which provider offers the resource, since package names were in a one-to-one correspondence with plugin names. Now that we support parameterized providers, however, this is no longer the case -- we might wish to import a `random:index/id:Id`, but where the `random` package is a dynamically-bridged instance of the Terraform `random` provider produced by the `terraform-provider` plugin. This change makes `import` aware of parameterizations by letting it deal with fully-specified package descriptors, as opposed to just plugin specifications. In doing so, `import` can now support importing parameterized resources. That said, it still does not support code generation for such imports (that is, `--generate-code` must be set to `false`) -- this will come in a later change. Part of #17507 |
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| importer | ||
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README.md
pulumi/pkg
While pulumi/sdk maintains strict backwards compatibility guarantees, code under pkg/ is handled more informally: while breaking changes are still discouraged they may happen when they make sense.