Test and fix support for local plugins #619
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This updates the pulumi dependency to [d9df4771815894ab6ddaf17b78f6f023c91b7148](pulumi/pulumi@d9df477) which has a number of fixes for plugin and schema loading. This allows YAML to correctly load schemas for plugins defined in the Pulumi.yaml file itself. We often use this for integegration tests, but we expect users to increasinly make use of this feature in the future as an alternative to dynamic providers.
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Should test provider be listed as a plugin here? Does program test add the plugins to the project for us?
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Yeh program test adds it for us. We can't add it directly here because program test also copies the test code to a temp dir so a plain relative path doesn't work.
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Nit, I think these are copied from pu/pu, since the provider needs to be available at a relative path. Not sure if we need to update the copyright dates here and in the other files.
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| // Copyright 2024, Pulumi Corporation. |
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They are directly copied, just as the fastest way to get something to test this with.
Ideally yaml wouldn't do it's own plugin loading and then we wouldn't need this test, so I'm hoping we can rm all this again at some point.
I don't think the copyright needs updating, the content is the same.
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This updates the pulumi dependency to d9df4771815894ab6ddaf17b78f6f023c91b7148 which has a number of fixes for plugin and schema loading.
This allows YAML to correctly load schemas for plugins defined in the Pulumi.yaml file itself. We often use this for integration tests, but we expect users to increasingly make use of this feature in the future as an alternative to dynamic providers.