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I’ve tried several permutations to pull these together. Under the TS they’re just a list of object IDs, but I’m struggling to get them out of the nested Pulumi stuff.

@adventurous-television-3865 this doesn’t answer your question, but I think the easier way to do this is:

const githubAdminsGroup = new azuread.Group("github-admins", {
  displayName: "github-admins",
  owners: sourcePlatformGroup.members,
  securityEnabled: true,
});

const exampleGroupMember = new azuread.GroupMember("githubMembers", {
    groupObjectId: githubAdminsGroup.id,
    memberObjectId: // add member objects for each user here,
});

Thanks for the suggestion. I think I’m going to take that approach as well, but I’m still going to have the issue of having to merge the two lists of object IDs.

you can merge the two lists inside a promise resolution (or a pulumi output resolution) - the real problem is that you then have to do things like create resources inside the

.then

or the

apply

Is

members

an Output<array> of Output<string>s (ids)? You may be able to use

members: pulumi.all([array1, array2])
  .apply(([a1,  a2]) => [...a1, ...a2]);

This won't work if the type of members isn't

Output<Output<string>[]>

or similarl.

thank you both! I will try those tomorrow!