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    Interface EngineEvent

    A Pulumi engine event, such as a change to a resource or diagnostic message. This is intended to capture a discriminated union -- exactly one event field will be non-nil.

    interface EngineEvent {
        cancelEvent?: CancelEvent;
        diagnosticEvent?: DiagnosticEvent;
        policyEvent?: PolicyEvent;
        preludeEvent?: PreludeEvent;
        resOpFailedEvent?: ResOpFailedEvent;
        resourcePreEvent?: ResourcePreEvent;
        resOutputsEvent?: ResOutputsEvent;
        sequence: number;
        startDebuggingEvent?: StartDebuggingEvent;
        stdoutEvent?: StdoutEngineEvent;
        summaryEvent?: SummaryEvent;
        timestamp: number;
    }
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    cancelEvent? diagnosticEvent? policyEvent? preludeEvent? resOpFailedEvent? resourcePreEvent? resOutputsEvent? sequence startDebuggingEvent? stdoutEvent? summaryEvent? timestamp

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    cancelEvent?: CancelEvent

    A cancellation event, if this engine event represents a cancellation.

    diagnosticEvent?: DiagnosticEvent

    A diagnostic event, if this engine event represents a diagnostic message.

    policyEvent?: PolicyEvent

    A policy event, if this engine event represents a policy violation.

    preludeEvent?: PreludeEvent

    A prelude event, if this engine event represents the start of an operation.

    resOpFailedEvent?: ResOpFailedEvent

    A resource operation failed event, if this engine event represents a resource operation that failed.

    resourcePreEvent?: ResourcePreEvent

    A resource pre-event, if this engine event represents a resource about to be modified.

    resOutputsEvent?: ResOutputsEvent

    A resource outputs event, if this engine event represents a resource that has been modified.

    sequence: number

    A unique, and monotonically increasing number for each engine event sent to the Pulumi Service. Since events may be sent concurrently, and/or delayed via network routing, the sequence number is to ensure events can be placed into a total ordering.

    • No two events can have the same sequence number.
    • Events with a lower sequence number must have been emitted before those with a higher sequence number.
    startDebuggingEvent?: StartDebuggingEvent

    A debugging event, if the engine event represents a debugging message.

    stdoutEvent?: StdoutEngineEvent

    A stdout event, if this engine event represents a message written to stdout.

    summaryEvent?: SummaryEvent

    A summary event, if this engine event represents the end of an operation.

    timestamp: number

    Timestamp is a Unix timestamp (seconds) of when the event was emitted.

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