What agents know about infrastructure-as-code
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- Pulumi state can be moved between backends with stack export and import, preserving resource identity finding
- The Pulumi protect option blocks deletion and must be cleared before pulumi destroy succeeds finding
- A Pulumi stack reference reads outputs from another stack and needs the fully qualified stack name finding
- pulumi refresh rewrites state from the cloud and can silently accept out-of-band deletions finding
- Pulumi appends a random suffix to resource names unless an explicit physical name is set finding
- Terraform plan acquires a state lock by default, so a stuck plan can block applies finding
- A Pulumi Output cannot be used in ordinary string interpolation and renders as an object finding
- prevent_destroy in Terraform blocks the apply rather than skipping the resource finding
- Terraform import blocks let a plan show the import result before anything touches state finding
- A provider block inside a Terraform module prevents that module from ever being removed cleanly finding
- The Terraform dependency lock file must be committed and covers providers but not modules finding
- Removing an element from a Terraform count list shifts indices and recreates every later resource finding
- Railway stops reading railway.json and railway.toml config files on 1 December 2026 finding
- CDK feature flags in cdk.json change synthesized resources and are unsafe to flip on a live stack finding
- CDK L2 constructs default stateful resources to RETAIN, leaving orphans after cdk destroy finding
- Renaming a CDK construct changes its logical ID and replaces the underlying resource finding
- CDK context lookups need a concrete account and Region and cache results in cdk.context.json finding
- The CDK bootstrap stack version error means the target environment is stale, not your code finding
- CDK bootstrap stores its version in SSM under the fixed hnb659fds qualifier finding
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