Oh i see ignore me i m a dumb guy

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stocky-restaurant-98004 · Answer

Not dumb Inputs and Outputs are a little tricky at first There s some string helper methods in the `pulumi` namespace that can help for stuff like IAM policies What language are you using

gentle-application-59272 · Answer

Typescript

gentle-application-59272 · Answer

i got it sorted

gentle-application-59272 · Answer

i can only imagine the pain of supporting several languages in pulumi

gentle-application-59272 · Answer

now to decide how to share data with circleci that s going to be fun smile

stocky-restaurant-98004 · Answer

Let me know how this page works for you <https www pulumi com docs using pulumi continuous delivery circleci >

gentle-application-59272 · Answer

thanks for the link actually it s an inversion of that i want executions of pulumi to update my circleci projects with environment variables amp so on

gentle-application-59272 · Answer

i m thinking for now the best thing to do is to create a role with credentials amp an SSM or aws secrets secret arn amp copy those into circleci by hand it s only 3 bits of data so it s manageable From there a CCI job can pull the secret parameter amp hydrate the build environment

stocky-restaurant-98004 · Answer

This should also be helpful with your earlier issue <https www pulumi com docs concepts inputs outputs converting outputs to json>

stocky-restaurant-98004 · Answer

If you re using the Pulumi Cloud backend you could use webhooks to do stuff after an execution completes If not try the Automation API it lets you embed Pulumi in other programs

gentle-application-59272 · Answer

yeah actually i was meaning to ask someone about that it seems that the automation api still requires the pulumi binary to be available right

gentle-application-59272 · Answer

i presume that has to do with executing go code

stocky-restaurant-98004 · Answer

I don t know It might but if it does I m guessing it will be installed when you `npm i` just like the provider binary is installed when you `npm i pulumi aws`

gentle-application-59272 · Answer

right ofcourse go gets compiled to a binary doesn t it

stocky-restaurant-98004 · Answer

The multi language support in Pulumi is possible because providers are binaries with gRPC interfaces The SDKs just proxy gRPC calls to a known binary more or less

gentle-application-59272 · Answer

yeah neat use of layering hey