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Adding in support for a "No Project" setting for gcp:project
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unable to detect a global setting for GCP Project. | ||
Pulumi will rely on per-resource settings for this operation. | ||
Set the GCP Project by using: | ||
`pulumi config set gcp:project <project>` | ||
`pulumi config set gcp:project <project>` | ||
If you would like to override global project setting: | ||
`pulumi config set gcp:project DisableGlobalProjectWarning` |
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I am a bit late to the party here but should we perhaps add a new config to disable the warning instead? That seems like a nicer UX for users than a magic string in place of the project config and a bit easier to discover.
e.g.
So instead of:
users would use
You can define that here:
pulumi-gcp/provider/resources.go
Line 534 in a30bcc5
We have an existing config we've added to disable another similar check.
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The benefit of this is that it would automatically get added to our docs etc. It would also be discoverable as a property on the ProviderArgs.
It might also work better with other things in the provider as I do not know all the places where the project is used - setting it to an invalid string might interact in odd ways with other things.
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@rshade LMK what you think, also happy to help with this.
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@iwahbe @guineveresaenger thoughts? I am good any way we do it.
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This is definitely better.
When I saw☹️ ).
DisableGlobalProjectWarning
I initially assumed that ☝️ is what was meant (which I then promptly forgot to right down when I saw the codeThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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excellent thank you @VenelinMartinov @iwahbe I will get that put in on Monday.