AppStack
Stack describes a Stack running on a Pulumi Cloud.
Properties
idstring requiredThe logical identifier of the stack.orgNamestring requiredThe organization nameprojectNamestring requiredThe project namestackNamestring requiredThe stack name- Information about a live operation currently running for the stack, its kind, the author who initiated it, and its start time. Null when no operation is in flight.
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kindenum requiredThe type of operation in progress (e.g. ‘update’, ‘preview’, ‘destroy’, ‘refresh’).Values:update,preview,refresh,rename,destroy,import,Pupdate,Prefresh,Pdestroy,Pimport,Prename - ↳
authorstring requiredThe login of the user who initiated this operation. - ↳
startedinteger requiredUnix epoch timestamp (seconds) when the operation started. activeUpdatestring requiredUUID of the most recent update on this stack, either completed or in-progress.tagsmap[string]string optionalMap of tags- Optional cloud-persisted stack configuration. If set, then the stack’s configuration is loaded from the cloud and not a file on disk.
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environmentstring requiredReference to ESC environment to use as stack configuration. - ↳
secretsProviderstring optionalDeprecated: this field is no longer used by the service. Stacks that use a service-backed configuration store all config (including secrets) in ESC, which uses its own encryption. New callers should omit this field. - ↳
encryptedKeystring optionalDeprecated: this field is no longer used by the service. Stacks that use a service-backed configuration store all config (including secrets) in ESC, which uses its own encryption. New callers should omit this field. - ↳
encryptionSaltstring optionalDeprecated: this field is no longer used by the service. Stacks that use a service-backed configuration store all config (including secrets) in ESC, which uses its own encryption. New callers should omit this field. versioninteger requiredThe version number
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