Organization part of stack name not parsed correctly in some cases

[samox73]

What happened?

When referencing existing stacks, sometimes the organization part of the stack is not handled correctly:

• When a project with name test exists for the current user, and a project with stack organizationId/test is created, pulumi fails with

  error: A project with this name already exists
  

  Deleting the user project and trying again successfully creates the project within the organization
• When executing pulumi up/pulumi destroy in an organization project without a stack being selected explicitly, pulumi will ask which stack to select. Upon selection, pulumi fails with

  error: parsing selected stack: stack names may only contain alphanumeric, hyphens, underscores, and periods
  

  Selecting the stack explicitly resolves this issue.

Steps to reproduce

• ❯ mkdir test-user && cd test-user
  ❯ pulumi new aws-typescript -n "test" -d "test" -s "test"
  Created project 'test'
  
  Created stack 'test'
  
  aws:region: The AWS region to deploy into: (us-east-1)
  Saved config
  
  Installing dependencies...
  
  
  added 164 packages, and audited 165 packages in 16s
  
  50 packages are looking for funding
    run `npm fund` for details
  
  found 0 vulnerabilities
  Finished installing dependencies
  
  Your new project is ready to go! 
  
  To perform an initial deployment, run `pulumi up`
  
  ❯ mkdir test-org && cd test-org
  ❯ pulumi new aws-typescript -n "test" -d "test" -s "powerbot/test"
  error: A project with this name already exists

• delete the user stack:

  cd ../test-user
  ❯ pulumi stack rm
  This will permanently remove the 'test' stack!
  Please confirm that this is what you'd like to do by typing `test`: test
  Stack 'test' has been removed!

• try creating the organization stack again:

  ❯ pulumi new aws-typescript -n "test" -d "test" -s "powerbot/test"
  Created project 'test'
  
  Created stack 'powerbot/test'
  
  aws:region: The AWS region to deploy into: (us-east-1)           
  Saved config
  
  Installing dependencies...
  
  
  added 164 packages, and audited 165 packages in 5s
  
  50 packages are looking for funding
    run `npm fund` for details
  
  found 0 vulnerabilities
  Finished installing dependencies
  
  Your new project is ready to go! 
  
  To perform an initial deployment, run `pulumi up`
  

• create another stack in the organization and try uping any stack after unselecting it explicitly:

  ❯ pulumi stack init powerbot/test2
  Created stack 'powerbot/test2'
  ❯ pulumi stack unselect
  Stack was unselected
  ❯ pulumi up
  Please choose a stack, or create a new one: 
  error: parsing selected stack: stack names may only contain alphanumeric, hyphens, underscores, and periods
  
  

Expected Behavior

Pulumi should parse the organization part of the stack correctly.

Actual Behavior

Pulumi mistakes the orgnization part of the stack as being part of the actual stack name.

Output of pulumi about

❯ pulumi about
CLI          
Version      3.46.1
Go Version   go1.19.2
Go Compiler  gc

Plugins
NAME    VERSION
aws     5.20.0
docker  3.6.0
nodejs  unknown

Host     
OS       arch
Version  "rolling"
Arch     x86_64

This project is written in nodejs: executable='/sbin/node' version='v19.1.0'

Backend        
Name           pulumi.com
URL            https://app.pulumi.com/samox73
User           samox73
Organizations  samox73, powerbot

Dependencies:
NAME            VERSION
@pulumi/aws     5.20.0
@pulumi/awsx    0.40.1
@pulumi/pulumi  3.46.1
@types/node     14.18.33

Pulumi locates its logs in /tmp by default
warning: Failed to get information about the current stack: No current stack

Additional context

I upgraded to version 3.46.0 -> 3.46.1 yesterday, then this started to happen.

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[pierskarsenbarg]

Hi this has been fixed and should be released shortly: #11354

[aq17]

Thanks @pierskarsenbarg!

[aq17]

Closed as duplicate of #11334