v0.12.0

• Add Java & YAML support. #256
• Move most of the implementation of the converter into pulumi-terraform-bridge. #207
• Add deprecation message. The functionality has moved to pulumi convert --from terraform in the Pulumi CLI.

v0.11.1

Merge pull request #233 from pulumi/add-arm64

Adding an arm64 build

v0.11.0

Update pulumi refs to v3 (#232)

v0.10.0

Merge pull request #224 from pulumi/update-tap

v0.9.0

Prepare for v0.9.0 release

v0.8.0

Added support for Python code generation and for converting from TF 0.12 input configuration.

v0.7.0

Prepare for v0.7.0 release

v0.6.0

Update the CHANGELOG

v0.5.1: Optionally generate prompt datasource accesses. (#109)

Just what it says on the tin. Only works for NodeJS for the time being.

Part of https://github.com/pulumi/home/issues/543.

v0.5.0: Lower proxied applies for NodeJS. (#103)

There are two major changes here:
1. Generate normal property access expressions for `apply` calls that
   can be handled by proxy. This is exactly the set of applies that look
   like `r.prop.apply(p => p.nested)`. When enabled, these will be
   emitted as `r.prop.nested`.
2. Generate calls to `pulumi.interpolate` for applies that involve the
   interpolation of multiple properties and literals. This is the set of
   applies that look like `r.prop.apply(p => `foo: ${p}`` or
   `pulumi.all([r.foo, s.bar]).apply(([f, b]) => `f: ${f}, b: ${b}`)`.
   These will be emitted as `pulumi.interpolate`foo: ${r.prop}` and
   `pulumi.interpolate`f: ${r.foo}, b: ${s.bar}``, respectively.

These features can be disabled by setting the target SDK version to
anything below 0.17.0 using the `-target-sdk-version` option in the CLI.
The default SDK version is 0.17.1.