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Using the create or upsert commands combined with the --stack-name filter on a stack that has a stack dependency will not work. A possible solution could be to dynamically load stack outputs from all relevant stacks.
Since we will have already created a dependency graph beforehand, determining which stacks' outputs are needed would simply be a matter of reversing the direction of all edges and determining the stack's neighbours (alternatively, look at the source node of all incoming edges).
Using the
createorupsertcommands combined with the--stack-namefilter on a stack that has a stack dependency will not work. A possible solution could be to dynamically load stack outputs from all relevant stacks.Since we will have already created a dependency graph beforehand, determining which stacks' outputs are needed would simply be a matter of reversing the direction of all edges and determining the stack's neighbours (alternatively, look at the source node of all incoming edges).
The
innfunction from fgl could be useful.