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If the value is known when Pulumi runs you can capture the values you want in the body of the function (at least in javascript/typescript).

Or you can set the configuration as environment variables for the deployed function.

Apologies misread your question - Cloudfront Functions, not Lambda@Edge. For CF Functions pulumi requires the source code as a string and don't do capture of the function.

You can create the code string dynamically using pulumi outputs. e.g.

```const code = pulumi.apply(output) =&gt; {
return `function handler(event) { console.log("${output}");
return event.request;
}````
