FredericH

Have you updated `package.json` with the new version and executed `npm install`? It seems the code is from the previous AWS provider.

One can set the profile and the region in the `config.js` ```js const pkg = require("./package.json"); module.exports = () => ({ projectName: pkg.name, credentials: { profile: "account_secondary" }, region: "us-east-2",...

In my case, a profile is called `account_secondary` and is configured with `us-west-2`: ```sh aws configure get region --profile account_secondary ``` ```txt us-west-2 ``` The default profile is on us-east-1:...

It seems you are using aws in a gov partition, isn't ? Unfortunately, I never had the chance to test against it, however we can work together to make it...

The error from the `gc info` command are due the gc alias pointing to the git commit command. They can run ./node_modules/.bin/gc to avoid the name clash: ``` ./node_modules/.bin/gc info...

A new release has been published to support us gov cloud, see https://github.com/grucloud/grucloud/releases/tag/v12.4.0

An issue has been created to prompt the partition during a `gc new`, see https://github.com/grucloud/grucloud/issues/580

`gc new` prompts for the partition: https://github.com/grucloud/grucloud/releases/tag/v12.5.0

Indeed, Digital Ocean is the next provider on the list, especially their k8s managed platform.

*GruCloud* is an alternative to *helm* and its templating engine. To create a k8s dependency to be consumed by GruCloud, a tool called [k8s-manifest2code](https://github.com/grucloud/grucloud/tree/main/packages/tools/k8sManifest2Code) generates the GruCloud js resources from...