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A user hit this error per a recent PR change that attempted to fix how the file path of the CNI YAML file is computed.
Diagnostics:
pulumi-nodejs:dynamic:Resource (arcus-alpha-aws-vpc-cni):
error: Plan apply failed: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/PROJECT_PATH/src/node_modules/@pulumi/eks/cni/aws-k8s-cni.yaml'
A temporary work around seems to be to export the state, manually edit the CNI file path stored in the dynamic provider to the correct path, and then re-import the state.
We should consider ingesting the CNI YAML content and then passing this value to the dynamic provider, rather than trying to form the file's relative path on the client and read it through I/O.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Using I/O to form the file path of the CNI YAML is leading to errors in the dynamic provider not being able to locate the file: Plan apply failed: ENOENT: no such file or directory
Using I/O to form the file path of the CNI YAML is leading to errors in the dynamic provider not being able to locate the file
Aug 12, 2019
metral
changed the title
Using I/O to form the file path of the CNI YAML is leading to errors in the dynamic provider not being able to locate the file
Using I/O to form the file path of the CNI YAML creates errors in the dynamic provider since it can't locate the file
Aug 12, 2019
A user hit this error per a recent PR change that attempted to fix how the file path of the CNI YAML file is computed.
A temporary work around seems to be to export the state, manually edit the CNI file path stored in the dynamic provider to the correct path, and then re-import the state.
Related: #149.
We should consider ingesting the CNI YAML content and then passing this value to the dynamic provider, rather than trying to form the file's relative path on the client and read it through I/O.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: