Returns a stack name formatted with the greatest possible specificity:
org/project/stack or user/project/stack
Using this format avoids ambiguity in stack identity guards creating or selecting the wrong stack.
Note that legacy diy backends (local file, S3, Azure Blob) do not support stack names in this
format, and instead only use the stack name without an org/user or project to qualify it.
See: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/2522
Non-legacy diy backends do support the org/project/stack format but org must be set to "organization".
Returns a stack name formatted with the greatest possible specificity: org/project/stack or user/project/stack Using this format avoids ambiguity in stack identity guards creating or selecting the wrong stack. Note that legacy diy backends (local file, S3, Azure Blob) do not support stack names in this format, and instead only use the stack name without an org/user or project to qualify it. See: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/2522 Non-legacy diy backends do support the org/project/stack format but org must be set to "organization".