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Outputs don't track any metadata other than the name and value. So you wouldn't be able to do this with just Pulumi.

The actual outputs can be retrieved with `pulumi stack output` but I don't think that will help you.

Ta for the info / answer in any case :slightly_smiling_face:  I think I will play with the C# code and get it to write some stuff to somewhere that the docusaurus site can simply include it... yay for REAL CODE

Be happy to take an issue to discuss how they _could_ have descriptions set on them as well. Sounds useful.

<https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues>

We'll need to consider it for all languages, but that's a good common repo for it

Doing something with that link now :slightly_smiling_face:

What about a Stack README? <https://github.com/pulumi/examples/blob/master/stack-readme-cs/README.md> has an example in C#.

Nice idea scott, we use that already, but we've got far more in-depth documentation, authentication and search capability built into a Docusaurus site.  The functionality would help us automate updates into that documentation.  Not to mention Docusaurus also handles API versioning nicely as well.

<https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/13617>

I'd appreciate any grammar, adjustments, critique on the issue if you have time. I will make the changes happily.

Ah, thanks for clarifying John! It would be cool to see a write-up of how you integrate Pulumi with Docusaurus. Let me know if you’re interested in collaborating on something.

I'm interested!  How shall I reach you when I get there?

Feel free to DM me anytime. :slightly_smiling_face: