When I create a Logic App Connection I am able to specify ParameterValues as a Dictionary<string,string> as per the Pulumi docs

"parameterValues": {
          "authType": "[parameters('authType')]",
          "gateway": {
            "id": "[parameters('gateway_id')]"
          }
        }

I am currently trying to create a connection that depends on an on-prem data gateway. If I create this connection using the Logic App Designer in Visual Studio I can see the associated parameterValues as

"parameterValues": {
          "authType": "[parameters('authType')]",
          "gateway": {
            "id": "[parameters('gateway_id')]"
          }
        }

Does this mean that the parameterValues dictionary presented by Pulumi should be Dictionary<string,object> rather than Dictionary<string,string>? If not, how can I specify the gateway reference with the associated ID as depicted above? Thanks Alan

The spec explicitly says the values are strings: https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs/blob/15b8f52952714a8f947a932f4fc034e[…]/Microsoft.Web/stable/2016-06-01/logicAppsManagementClient.json

OK, if the connection module isn't currently able to handle all scenarios, can I use Pulumi to construct an arm template and deploy that? I am not sure how I would go about replacing values in the template with values from a previously created object e.g. the 'gateway_id' parameter in the example above needs to come from a gateway object created earlier in the stack. How can I add their return values to a Template being built as a string and handle their async nature?

You would build them with `apply`’s on outputs. The Template accepts inputs, so you can pass the result of `apply`’s to it. I can’t think of an example of that in our repos, unfortunately.

OK thanks I'll give it a shot. I see there is also a parameters property. Is that Dictionary<string,string>?

You can do

Output.Format($"someprefix/{connector.Name}")

in this example