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Odd. If I remember correctly,

service

is a string in the GCP Classic API (defined in GCP Classic (Pulumi Registry) with the SDK code. Let me ask around and see if there's a better way than doing a single declaration for each service API.

awesome, thank you. i can pass in a string for

service

which works fine. but its odd that the error is stating that it is expecting a list but then throws an error expecting a string

Yeah, that error doesn't make much sense to me, either. I'd expect it to say the opposite. If you'd like to open an issue while I'm still rooting around, here's the repo: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-gcp/issues If not, I'll open one once I find the right spot to highlight in the code.

i'm running

v3.21.0

perfect; thanks! Trying to get the right feedback to the right people

hey Brian, I think the error is wrong. I think the

service

property takes a string? https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/gcp/api-docs/projects/service/#service_python

Yep! It does; I just don't know how people define multiple service APIs. Do they make a call for each API, or is there a better way to do it with a single definition?

gotcha that makes sense.

the easiest way would be a loop, I think:

services = ["<http://compute.googleapis.com|compute.googleapis.com>", "<http://container.googleapis.com|container.googleapis.com>"]
for i, service in enumerate(services):
            project = gcp.projects.Service(f"{project_name}-{i},
            disable_dependent_services=True,
            project=PROJECT_ID,
            service=service)

Thanks, @billowy-army-68599! Still going to look into the error message, though; it's backwards from expected Python errors. I'll drop a link when I've got more info

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perfect. this was my thought for a work around but just wanted to check in. thanks y'all! ill give it a shot