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pulumi: install providers and add update script Without providers (also called plugins) pulumi doesn't do much. The way they work, if you want to use a provider, pulimi will look for it in your PATH, and if not found it will download it. Providers are just executables, but third party binaries usually don't work on nixos unless they are patched with the patchelf utility. Because of that, I'm installing some patched providers with the main pulumi binary. I'm also adding a small script helper to generate the hashes for all the binaries.
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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VERSION="2.6.1"
pulumi: install providers and add update script Without providers (also called plugins) pulumi doesn't do much. The way they work, if you want to use a provider, pulimi will look for it in your PATH, and if not found it will download it. Providers are just executables, but third party binaries usually don't work on nixos unless they are patched with the patchelf utility. Because of that, I'm installing some patched providers with the main pulumi binary. I'm also adding a small script helper to generate the hashes for all the binaries.
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pulumi: 2.2.1 -> 2.6.1
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# Bash 3 compatible for Darwin
pulumi: install providers and add update script Without providers (also called plugins) pulumi doesn't do much. The way they work, if you want to use a provider, pulimi will look for it in your PATH, and if not found it will download it. Providers are just executables, but third party binaries usually don't work on nixos unless they are patched with the patchelf utility. Because of that, I'm installing some patched providers with the main pulumi binary. I'm also adding a small script helper to generate the hashes for all the binaries.
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plugins=(
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# https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-aws/releases
"aws=2.13.0"
# https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-gcp/releases
"gcp=3.13.0"
# https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-random/releases
"random=2.2.0"
# https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-kubernetes/releases
"kubernetes=2.4.0"
# https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-postgresql/releases
"postgresql=2.2.2");
pulumi: install providers and add update script Without providers (also called plugins) pulumi doesn't do much. The way they work, if you want to use a provider, pulimi will look for it in your PATH, and if not found it will download it. Providers are just executables, but third party binaries usually don't work on nixos unless they are patched with the patchelf utility. Because of that, I'm installing some patched providers with the main pulumi binary. I'm also adding a small script helper to generate the hashes for all the binaries.
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function genMainSrc() {
local url="https://get.pulumi.com/releases/sdk/pulumi-v${VERSION}-$1-x64.tar.gz"
local sha256
sha256=$(nix-prefetch-url "$url")
echo " {"
echo " url = \"${url}\";"
echo " sha256 = \"$sha256\";"
echo " }"
}
function genSrcs() {
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for plugVers in "${plugins[@]}"; do
local plug=${plugVers%=*}
local version=${plugVers#*=}
pulumi: install providers and add update script Without providers (also called plugins) pulumi doesn't do much. The way they work, if you want to use a provider, pulimi will look for it in your PATH, and if not found it will download it. Providers are just executables, but third party binaries usually don't work on nixos unless they are patched with the patchelf utility. Because of that, I'm installing some patched providers with the main pulumi binary. I'm also adding a small script helper to generate the hashes for all the binaries.
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# url as defined here
# https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/blob/06d4dde8898b2a0de2c3c7ff8e45f97495b89d82/pkg/workspace/plugins.go#L197
local url="https://api.pulumi.com/releases/plugins/pulumi-resource-${plug}-v${version}-$1-amd64.tar.gz"
local sha256
sha256=$(nix-prefetch-url "$url")
echo " {"
echo " url = \"${url}\";"
echo " sha256 = \"$sha256\";"
echo " }"
done
}
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cat <<EOF > data.nix
pulumi: install providers and add update script Without providers (also called plugins) pulumi doesn't do much. The way they work, if you want to use a provider, pulimi will look for it in your PATH, and if not found it will download it. Providers are just executables, but third party binaries usually don't work on nixos unless they are patched with the patchelf utility. Because of that, I'm installing some patched providers with the main pulumi binary. I'm also adding a small script helper to generate the hashes for all the binaries.
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# DO NOT EDIT! This file is generated automatically by update.sh
{ }:
{
version = "${VERSION}";
pulumiPkgs = {
x86_64-linux = [
EOF
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genMainSrc "linux" >> data.nix
genSrcs "linux" >> data.nix
echo " ];" >> data.nix
echo " x86_64-darwin = [" >> data.nix
genMainSrc "darwin" >> data.nix
genSrcs "darwin" >> data.nix
echo " ];" >> data.nix
echo " };" >> data.nix
echo "}" >> data.nix
pulumi: install providers and add update script Without providers (also called plugins) pulumi doesn't do much. The way they work, if you want to use a provider, pulimi will look for it in your PATH, and if not found it will download it. Providers are just executables, but third party binaries usually don't work on nixos unless they are patched with the patchelf utility. Because of that, I'm installing some patched providers with the main pulumi binary. I'm also adding a small script helper to generate the hashes for all the binaries.
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