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Selects the anchor (zero-hop) node set. ‘match’ and ‘query’ are mutually exclusive, and supplying neither selects every node of the given type that the caller can see.

Properties

• nodeType enum required
  The node type to select.
  Values: resource, stack
• match GraphNodeMatch optional
  Structured predicate over node attributes. Omit it, and ‘query’ with it, to select every node of the given type.
• ↳ type string optional
  Exact match on the node’s resource type token — the same value reported as GraphNode.type — for example ‘aws:s3/bucket:Bucket’. Resource nodes only: setting match.type on a stack selection is rejected.
• ↳ fields map[string]GraphFieldPredicate optional
  Typed comparisons over queryable node fields, keyed by field name as listed in the graph schema (for example ‘provider_version’ or ’name’). A stack anchor’s ’name’ takes the org-free ‘project/stack’ spelling; the ‘stack://’ form reported as a stack node’s id, and the ‘org/project/stack’ form used elsewhere in the API, are both rejected.
• query string optional
  A resource search query string in the Pulumi resource search syntax, as an alternative to ‘match’. Only valid for the ‘resource’ node type.
• limit integer optional
  Maximum number of anchor nodes to resolve, up to the engine’s anchor cap. When more match, the result is reported as meta.resultMode ’truncated’. Omitting this, or naming a value above the cap, leaves the bound to the engine — and a query that also traverses is then rejected rather than truncated.