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i have a project called

infrastructure

, which i successfully spun up. in this project is a Kubernetes cluster. in the script i used to create it, I exported a whole bunch of outputs which i will need to reference in other projects. this code is from the next project i want to spin up, where i try to reference the values of the first project. my teammate - who has since left the company sad panda - created this handy function which passes your logic into an `apply`:

export const useClusterAttributes = (infraStackName: string, func: (outputs: ClusterAttributes) => any) => {
    const stackRef = new pulumi.StackReference(infraStackName)
    stackRef.getOutput('clusterName').apply(clusterName => { console.log(`The clusterName should be a string here, right?: ${clusterName}`) })
    return pulumi.all([
        stackRef.getOutput('vpcId'),
        stackRef.getOutput('publicSubnetIds'),
        stackRef.getOutput('privateSubnetIds'),
        stackRef.getOutput('clusterName'),
        stackRef.getOutput('kubeconfig'),
        stackRef.getOutput('clusterOidcProviderArn'),
        stackRef.getOutput('clusterOidcProviderUrl'),
    ])
        .apply(([
            vpcId,
            publicSubnetIds,
            privateSubnetIds,
            clusterName,
            kubeconfig,
            clusterOidcProviderArn,
            clusterOidcProviderUrl,
        ]) => {
            console.log(`At least should be a string here: ${clusterName}`);
            func({
                vpcId,
                publicSubnetIds,
                privateSubnetIds,
                clusterName,
                kubeconfig,
                clusterOidcProviderArn,
                clusterOidcProviderUrl,
            })
        })
}

i added those

console.log

statements, we'll get to them in a sec.

@stocky-account-72012 how are you referencing your other stack? what backend are you using?

our infrastructure is deployed in AWS. these are the lines that reference the other stack:

const stackName = pulumi.getStack();
const infraStackName = `orgname/infrastructure/${stackName}`;

useClusterAttributes(infraStackName, async ({
    vpcId,
    clusterName,
    kubeconfig,
    clusterOidcProviderArn,
    clusterOidcProviderUrl,
}) => {
..........
})

and, in a separate file is the definition of `useClusterAttributes`:

export const useClusterAttributes = (infraStackName: string, func: (outputs: ClusterAttributes) => any) => {
    const stackRef = new pulumi.StackReference(infraStackName)
.......

and you’re double, triple sure the org, stack and project name are correct?

yep, i'm sure. i have done two things to verify that: 1. i used

console.log

to spit out the

infraStackName

inside the

useClusterAttributes

function, and the value it put out was

orgname/infrastructure/stackname

and looked correct. 2. i also tried altering the

infraStackName

variable in my main script to intentionally put a mistake in it. i then got this error:

error: Preview failed: unknown stack "orgname/infrararastructure/stackname"

ah, hold on

could you use line numbers to help clarify?

see here: https://github.com/jaxxstorm/pulumi-examples/blob/main/typescript/aws/eks-platform/eks/index.ts#L6-L11

ok, i think i've found something! one sec while i write it up

you should just run a new

up

and it should update them

i've run several today 😕 i'll run another now