This message was deleted.

The docs states, that functions like

format

and

concat

are just wrappers around

apply

to create string outputs in an easier and more intuitive way. However, it still creates an

Output

that you need to use

apply

upon to access the actual value. The helper functions just serve the purpose of preparing the actual value in a form you need, composed of other outputs' values.

So is the recommendation to do something like this?

return pulumi.Output.format("{0}", stack_ref.get_output('url')).apply(lambda x: x)

As that produces the same warning

No, the

myfunc

function is just right. But to print the result, you'd have to use something like

o = myfunc()
o.apply(lambda v: print(v))

I had tried that earlier, though one challenge here that I didn't mention is I am doing this within an async API itself. I'm not getting the error with that code but I am also not getting the display (and I changed it to

.apply(lambda v: print("test"))

just to test and it didn't display). I can't tell if this is because the API is completing before the output is returning. I sort of want to

await

this response but not sure the way to do that?