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11952: cmd/stack output: Inject requireStack and test output r=abhinav a=abhinav
`pulumi stack output`'s core behavior stems from
acquiring the current stack and inspecting its outputs.
To test this logic sufficiently,
we need to be able to inject an alternative stack value.
This change adds a `requireStack` field to stackOutputCmd.
This, if set, specifies an alternative to the requireStack function
that we use to acquire the current stack.
As a demonstration of what this unlocks,
this change also includes tests for
the core functionality of `pulumi stack outputs`:
print plain and secret outputs
together or separately
with and without --json
with and without --show-secrets
Note that to test the output of the command,
we have to temporarily replace `os.Stdout`.
This is indicative of debt -- there are too many functions
that print to stdout directly intsead of an io.Writer.
That should be reduced in future changes.
Change made in preparation for #2632
Co-authored-by: Abhinav Gupta <abhinav@pulumi.com>
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