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The 3rd line is a no-op, you can simply do

const stackOutput = nodePoolStackRef.getOutput("clusterNodePool");

The 4th line is a no-op, you can simply do

const primaryNodePool = stackOutput;

. The last line is trying to convert an Output<string> (which isn't available at run time, it's a future value) to a string. You can't do this. Instead, you call

console.log()

in the future:

primaryNodePool.apply(pnp => console.log(`nodepool: ${pnp}`));

I did try the above, the future value or callback gives a similar unable to convert Output, the only way it works is below which isn’t ideal

const nodePoolOut = stackOutput.apply(primaryNodePool => {
   console.log(`nodepool: ${primaryNodePool}`);
   -- rest of code is added here ---
return {
  some exported values
}
});

Your code and mine are the same 🙂 The logging is inside the apply. That's the way it has to be.

Thank you for helping out,