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07/27/2021, 3:47 AM

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little-cartoon-10569

07/27/2021, 4:11 AM

Not as far as I'm aware. There is no attribute that says a resource can or cannot have tags.

little-cartoon-10569

07/27/2021, 4:12 AM

Though I suppose you could use introspection, since all the taggable resources have a

tags

property (at least in AWS). You'd need to be aware of the

tagsAll

property that some resources also have.

great-sunset-355

07/27/2021, 5:06 AM

hmm good point about

tagsAll

- do you have any example of such a resource? I wonder if it could have both arguments then?

little-cartoon-10569

07/27/2021, 5:23 AM

I think

tagsAll

is supposed to be a combination of

tags

and any tags that AWS gives the resource... I did come across a few resources with it, I'll have a quick hunt around for some.

little-cartoon-10569

07/27/2021, 5:24 AM

VPCs and Directories both have tagsAll.

little-cartoon-10569

07/27/2021, 5:25 AM

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/**
     * A map of tags assigned to the resource, including those inherited from the provider .
     */
    readonly tagsAll: pulumi.Output<{
        [key: string]: string;
    }>;

great-sunset-355

07/27/2021, 5:38 AM

I'm quite confused from the description on what is the difference between

tags

and

tagsAll

`tagsAll`:

A map of tags assigned to the resource, including those inherited from the provider .

`tags`:

A map of tags to assign to the resource. .If configured with a provider default_tags configuration block present, tags with matching keys will overwrite those defined at the provider-level.

I wonder what happens to

tagsAll

if they partially match

default_tags

from provider

proud-art-41399

07/27/2021, 7:17 AM

If you'd be interested in AWS with Python, check out https://github.com/tlinhart/pulumi-aws-tags It uses the

inspect

module to get the taggable resources.

great-sunset-355

07/27/2021, 7:49 AM

thanks @proud-art-41399 it looks great!

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