Hi folks, is there a way to programmatically exclude some resource outputs that will be stored in stack? For example I'd like to avoid storing bcryptHash/result secrets from RandomPassword resource inside the stack when I generate it only based on certain conditional. I quickly checked the options that

registerStackTransformation

gives but that basically works only on the inputs part rather than what is saved after it's created to the stack - at least to my understanding as of now. Perhaps there is a better way of doing this altogether (generating a password resource on the fly without storing it in the stack and without writing helper functions)

If there's something that you don't want in the stack, then you shouldn't use a resource to do that work. You can generate random strings in other ways...

Hi, thanks for taking a minute. Well, yes and no. I can use other ways to generate password and not store it inside a resource but I'm passing that password to other resources that have to be created regardless of the way I generate them (and therefore store that value too) so I thought of applying the same 'pattern' on those.

Is your goal to have a value that can be accessed via a resource object but isn't available via state? Maybe you could make it available only via an accessor / method, rather than via a property. Then it won't become an output. Then you'll have the problem of where to store that value, or how to compute it from other stored properties.