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title: "Announcing new transform callbacks" | ||
date: 2024-05-15 | ||
meta_desc: Transform callbacks are a rebuild of the transformations system to work for Multi-Language Components | ||
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- fraser-waters | ||
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- features | ||
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Pulumi has supported a [transformations](/docs/concepts/resources#transformations) system for a number of years now. This has proved to be a powerful and flexible escape hatch for editing resource properties across your entire program. | ||
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However it was written before the advent of Multi-Language Components (MLCs) and functioned entirely on in-memory data structures, a sensible choice at the time but impossible to extend to work with the cross process nature of MLCs. | ||
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We've now written a new system based on a new "callback" system which allows the Pulumi engine to call back into your user program to answer requests. | ||
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