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# azure
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One thing I see in your code is that you use
pulumi.interpolate
for result but not for
canonicalizedResource
Are
storageAccountName
and/or
storageContainerName
outputs?
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I did actually use a pulumi.all(...).apply() call to ensure all outputs are already available, so the pulumi interpolate for the blobSAS object was solely for safetly if it is needed to resolve the blobSAS output. That shouldn't be any problem. I did switch now to the azure classic version to build the SAS and there it works as expected.
The example you posted is pretty much the same I already found, so thank you, but that sadly does not work. Especially as this example does focus to create a SAS that does modify one particular blob, I need a SAS that enables me to modify a whole container.