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Sidnenote: I am converting the existing code from Pulumi 
^1.0.0
to Pulumi 
^3.0.0
and have to replace 
requireOutputSync
(deprecated) with 
requireOutput
but can’t quite figure out how to make the code async.
r
Try `pulumi.interpolate`My string with {output}``
s
I am probably missing something here, but I fail to see how 
interpolate
can help me here.
r
Sorry, I dashed that message off a bit quickly, and it's not right at all! It's been a while since I've used the Nodejs SDK, but I (now) think the issue lies in what you're casting. Try casting the 
Output<any>
to 
Output<string[]>
first, like so:
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const tenantIds = await clusterConfig.requireOutput("tenantIds") as Output<string[]>

tenantIds.apply(ids => {
  // ...
  for (let tenantId of ids) {
    // ...
  }
}
s
Okay, thank you!
l
Note that if you do that with this code, you'll be creating buckets inside an apply, which is almost certainly not what you want.
Why do you need to get an array of tenantIds asynchronously? Can you get them any other way? Either asynchronously individually, or synchronously as an array?
Individually, Pulumi can unroll them for you when creating the buckets, so you don't need to worry about being inside an apply.
And if you pass in an array using config instead of stack references, then the values are available immediately, so you and iterate on them without needing an apply.
s
Thank you @little-cartoon-10569. I ended up using 
requireOutputValue
.
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