Hey i have this code ```public subnets = dis stack get outpu

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Hey i have this code ```public subnets = dis stack get output public subnets subnets list = public subnets apply lambda id id ``` but it returns an output object how can i do that i get a list

freezing-van-87649 · Answer

you can t it s like working with futures You can use the output in an apply but you can t just get the actual value What are you trying to accomplish

elegant-smartphone-60282 · Answer

passing the subnets list to an ELB resource as input

freezing-van-87649 · Answer

Can t you just pass it as is wrapped in an Output to the ELB resource

elegant-smartphone-60282 · Answer

1 min ill send you the error i ge

elegant-smartphone-60282 · Answer

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elegant-smartphone-60282 · Answer

```AssertionError Unexpected type Expected list got lt class str gt ```

elegant-smartphone-60282 · Answer

but when i print the type of the public subnets i get this ```print type public subnets lt class pulumi output Output gt ```

freezing-van-87649 · Answer

So Output is a wrapper object I think the issue might be that you have an Output Str when you want an Output List str

freezing-van-87649 · Answer

you could maybe try adding some debugging print statements in the apply lambda to see what the actual value is

elegant-smartphone-60282 · Answer

the output is an output from another stack that i exported it like this ```pulumi export public subnets public subnets ids ```

freezing-van-87649 · Answer

I m not sure how output serialization deserialization works

powerful-lunch-15492 · Answer

if you stop with a break point inside the applys lambda you will have a string because that runs inside pulumi engine

elegant-smartphone-60282 · Answer

i dont understand < powerful lunch 15492>

elegant-smartphone-60282 · Answer

how

powerful-lunch-15492 · Answer

check this ```pritunl output = instance public ip apply lambda public ip host f https public ip pulumi export pritunl data pritunl output ```

powerful-lunch-15492 · Answer

instace is an ec2 instace

powerful-lunch-15492 · Answer

```import ipdb clusters = aws eks get clusters def method args ipdb set trace print args pulumi Output all clusters apply lambda args method args ``` for example

elegant-smartphone-60282 · Answer

umm nvm guys i figured it out thanks any way