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Build

Locally

In order to build the provider locally for testing, you can use the included dev container setup in .devcontainer/. Running it with VS Code is the easiest method, but you can also run it from a terminal:

docker build . -f .devcontainer/Dockerfile -t dcps
...
docker run --rm -it -v $(pwd):/build -w /build dcps
build@368612b0ea8c:/build$

Once you're in the container, you can use the included Makefile to build the SDKs included (Node.js, Python, .NET Core and Golang) by running the build target.

build@368612b0ea8c:/build$ make build
...

Once this has completed, you will see a dotnet, go, nodejs and python folder appear in the sdk directory. These are the compiled/generated SDKs for use with Pulumi.

Release

To make a release, there is a two-step process to go through. The first step is making tags for the releases.

$ git tag v1.0.2 # used for the nodejs, python and dotnet releases
$ git tag sdk/v1.0.2 # used for the golang release

Then, you just need to push your tags.

$ git push --tags

Once done, GitHub Actions will take over and (assuming you have set up the required environment variables on GitHub's end) build & release the SDKs to NPM, PyPI, and NuGet.