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08/01/2019, 6:39 PM

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square-ability-48831

08/01/2019, 6:39 PM

have tried this among other apply techniques:

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exports.apiKey1 = pulumi.all([apikeys.keys[0].apikey.name, apikeys.keys[0].apikey.value]).apply(([name, value]) => `${name}: ${value}`)

square-ability-48831

08/01/2019, 6:40 PM

just want to get a concise output of the name of the key and the value Key: NAME Value: VALUE

white-balloon-205

08/01/2019, 6:41 PM

What you have looks to first approximation like it should work. What do you see when you use that? It can be a little simpler with:

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exports.apiKey1 = pulumi.interpolate`${apikeys.keys[0].apikey.name}: ${apikeys.keys[0].apikey.value}`

square-ability-48831

08/01/2019, 6:41 PM

stuff is "working" but the result is an error warning:

square-ability-48831

08/01/2019, 6:42 PM

"Calling [toString] on an [Output<T>] is not supported.\n\nTo get the value of an Output<T> as an Output<string> consider either:...

white-balloon-205

08/01/2019, 6:43 PM

Do you see that with the code above? Actually not sure how that could be.

square-ability-48831

08/01/2019, 6:43 PM

will check...

square-ability-48831

08/01/2019, 6:45 PM

yeah, that worked! thanks

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