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little-river-49422
02/21/2019, 12:57 PMsame goes for some azure resources, anyway, I've shown you how to use resource outputs, but name is not an output, since you define it - p
proud-artist-4864
02/21/2019, 12:58 PMthat’s what I mean, I can’t get any attribute to use from the resources that I’ve defined for that field, even though it’s guaranteed to be defined because I defined it, so there is no unresolved dependency. - l
little-river-49422
02/21/2019, 1:40 PMcheck my message - l
little-river-49422
02/21/2019, 1:40 PMuse apply - l
little-river-49422
02/21/2019, 4:21 PMhey folks, is there a way to read stack output value from inside pulumi stack? (value from the previous run)? - l
little-river-49422
02/21/2019, 4:25 PMlooking at the docs, dont see anything like thatsi- 3
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proud-artist-4864
02/22/2019, 5:44 AMapply returns an Output, not a str. So it isn’t resolved until the engine traverses the tree, but the resource name is tested at object creation. - l
little-river-49422
02/22/2019, 6:29 AMwell, you probably know resource name beforehand anyway, so just construct it - p
proud-artist-4864
02/22/2019, 6:36 AMlol, the situation I had was: rtb = ec2.RouteTable(“rtb-public”…) subnet = ec2.Subnet(“subnet-a-something…) rtb_assoc = ec2.RouteTableAssociation(“rtb-assoc-public-a-something”…)i- 2
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proud-artist-4864
02/22/2019, 6:37 AMideally I wanted: rtb_assoc = ec2.RouteTableAssociation(“rtb-assoc-{}-{}“.format(rtb.resource_name, subnet.resource_name)… - p
proud-artist-4864
02/22/2019, 6:37 AMbut “obj.resource_name” is not an attribute. - l
little-river-49422
02/22/2019, 5:49 PMyeah, sorry, dont know much about aws, but unless resource name is generated by aws I dont see a problem 🙂 - p
proud-artist-4864
02/23/2019, 6:48 AMThanks anyway, it’s more an architectural/language issue. pulumi wants you to have a name for each resource at the time they’re initiated, but doesn’t let you use the name until the actual resource is created. - b
boundless-room-36997
02/23/2019, 2:27 PMHi, what is the state of Pulumi support for Python ? AFAIR Python support is behind the other languages. Has it changed recently ? - l
little-river-49422
02/23/2019, 4:55 PMno, its not 🙂 but its manageable - l
little-queen-12441
02/23/2019, 6:37 PMHello everyone, I am new to pulumi and I know Python. I looking forward to pulumi with Python. Can you please help me where and how to start?wl- 3
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little-queen-12441
02/23/2019, 6:38 PMPlease DM so others will not get disturb - p
proud-artist-4864
02/24/2019, 12:53 PMSo far with python I’ve had very little trouble. a few gotchas (using get_x from an async def), some doco bugs (type in route53.Record is the RR type).👍 1 - l
little-river-49422
02/24/2019, 3:14 PMhey, folks, any ideas how to set defaultMode to 0400? python cannot handle that number, lol - l
little-river-49422
02/24/2019, 4:38 PMok, appears it expects 400 in octal system, so 256 works - l
little-river-49422
02/24/2019, 4:38 PMbut why the hell doesnt it throw when you put 400 into it - p
powerful-elephant-53462
02/24/2019, 4:39 PMDoes it need to be an octal literal ? 0o400 - l
little-river-49422
02/24/2019, 4:39 PMnot necessary - l
little-river-49422
02/24/2019, 4:39 PM256works - l
little-river-49422
02/24/2019, 4:39 PMbut 0o400 works as well - l
little-river-49422
02/24/2019, 4:39 PMbut its completely not transparent it would work that way - w
white-balloon-205
02/24/2019, 4:39 PMWhat API are you using where you are seeing this? - l
little-river-49422
02/24/2019, 4:40 PMit just accepts 400 and nothing works 😉 - l
little-river-49422
02/24/2019, 4:40 PMcreating deployment, specifically mounting volumes - l
little-river-49422
02/24/2019, 4:40 PM