Is it possible to use the javascript spread operat...
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silly-apple-46154
12/18/2023, 10:00 PMIs it possible to use the javascript spread operator on an input? well, i guess, more so a workaround?
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async create({
addtOrigins = []
}: {
addtOrigins?: aws.cloudfront.DistributionArgs['origins'];
}): Promise<aws.cloudfront.Distribution> {
const apiDistribution = new aws.cloudfront.Distribution(
`distribution`,
{
origins: [
{
// removed, but assume one exists here.
},
...addtOrigins
],g
gifted-balloon-26385
12/18/2023, 10:07 PMhm i dont think there’s a problem with this approach. possible issue is that addtOrigins is optional which you cant spread if it’s undefined, you can use a default like `addtOrigins: <type> = []`so its an array even if nothing is passed in
gifted-balloon-26385
12/18/2023, 10:08 PMoh jk you have the default there. what’s the TS error you’re getting
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silly-apple-46154
12/18/2023, 10:09 PMType 'Input<Input<DistributionOrigin>[]>' must have a '[Symbol.iterator]()' method that returns an iterator.g
gifted-balloon-26385
12/18/2023, 10:13 PMhmm tricky
gifted-balloon-26385
12/18/2023, 10:14 PMtry this
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origins: pulumi
.output(addtOrigins)
.apply((addtOrigins) => [...addtOrigins, {...}]),gifted-balloon-26385
12/18/2023, 10:17 PMactually this is the right way:
replace the type of
addtOriginsaws.types.input.cloudfront.DistributionOrigin[];s
silly-apple-46154
12/18/2023, 10:20 PMaha! thanks 🙂
silly-apple-46154
12/18/2023, 10:21 PMi've done that before i just could not quite remember how i had done it 🙂
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