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Continue on Error in the Pulumi CLI

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Date Published
Author
Thomas Gummerer
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572
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7
Language
English
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Summary

Pulumi has introduced a new feature, the --continue-on-error flag, for its pulumi up and pulumi destroy commands, which allows resource operations to proceed despite encountering errors as long as they are not dependent on the failed resource. This feature, available from Pulumi CLI v3.112.0 for pulumi destroy and v3.114.0 for pulumi up, ensures that the operations continue for resources that do not share the same dependency tree as the failed resource. The feature is designed to allow maximum resource updates or destruction without halting at the first error, while still respecting dependencies—resources that require a successful operation on the failed resource will not proceed. The introduction of this feature requires updated Pulumi SDKs for various languages to handle potential unknown values resulting from failed resources. This enhancement was highly requested within the Pulumi open-source community, and users are encouraged to try it and provide feedback.

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