fix pulumi secret

[chrisaddy]

This pull request updates the deployment workflow to streamline the configuration and improve compatibility with the Pulumi environment. The most important changes are as follows:

Workflow configuration updates:

• .github/workflows/deploy.yaml: Added the environment: pulumi property to the deploy job to specify the deployment environment.

Command simplification:

• .github/workflows/deploy.yaml: Updated the command property in the deploy job to use mise run infrastructure:up instead of mise tasks run infrastructure:up, simplifying the command syntax.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated deployment workflow to specify the "pulumi" environment and simplified the deployment command.

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Walkthrough

The deployment workflow configuration was updated to specify a "pulumi" environment for the deploy job and to simplify the deployment command from mise tasks run infrastructure:up to mise run infrastructure:up. No changes were made to exported or public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/deploy.yaml	Added "pulumi" environment to deploy job; updated deployment command syntax.

Possibly related PRs

• Add deployment workflow #532: Adjusts the deployment workflow, which is directly related to the modifications made in this PR.

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11-11: Verify that the pulumi environment is configured in GitHub
The new environment: pulumi property will route deploys through that environment’s protection rules and secrets. Please confirm you have created an environment named pulumi in your repository settings and that it has the necessary PULUMI_ACCESS_TOKEN secret (or that it falls back correctly to the repo‐level secret).

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✅ Verification successful

Ensure no residual references to the old command remain
You’ve simplified the step command to mise run infrastructure:up. Let’s verify we didn’t leave behind any occurrences of the previous mise tasks run infrastructure:up.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Check for any leftover references to the old Pulumi invocation
rg -R "mise tasks run infrastructure:up"

Length of output: 447

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Correctly search the entire repo for any leftover references to the old Pulumi invocation
rg -F "mise tasks run infrastructure:up"

Length of output: 42

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No residual references to the old command remain
I ran rg -F "mise tasks run infrastructure:up" across the entire repository and found no matches—everything’s been updated to mise run infrastructure:up.

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