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Is there now a way to have complex values in the config file?
i.e. `subnets = [('AzureBastionSubnet', '10.2.1.0/27'), ('GatewaySubnet', '10.2.1.32/27')]`
I'd like to move this out of the code into config

I've also been looking to do this exact thing! It would allow me to generalise the network configuration in <https://github.com/pulumi/examples/pull/611/files|azure-py-virtual-data-center>

any reason you don’t want to use a hash/dict?

We're doing something like this <https://gist.github.com/harrymitchinson/98ca22e90f5a86d365f22601cc5dcc37> to achieve a similar behaviour for our nginx-ingress deployments

Is what <@U010MN3AB8T> proposes here the recommended way by the Pulumi folks?

<@UGSV3GHCG> if you use the CLI to set variables, it will use this structure