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some parts arent' accepting outputs, like:

certificateArn:

expects OutputInstance, not Output.. i'm lost..

There is an unexported function that does it. To get access to it, add this to your .ts file:

declare module '@pulumi/pulumi' {
  export interface OutputInstance<T> {
    promise(withUnknowns?: boolean): Promise<T>;
  }
}

Keeping both can be quite confusing. But you should go the other way around.

Output

objects wraps values that might be unknown when your code is executing, there is nothing to await there.

OutputInstance is an Output... where is that code?

Forcefully unwrapping an Output is a bad idea. It is unexported for a reason

I use it in test code quite a bit, it works well with ChaiAsPromised.

@mammoth-caravan-51104 resource inputs should all be types as `Input`s What resource and what provider is that

certificateArn

from?

well, looks like i overlooked something 🤦 issue was coming from here: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-awsx/blob/v0.22.0/nodejs/awsx/lb/application.ts#L576 – but the type is correct:

pulumi.Input<string>

. for whatever reason i am getting wrong types suggestions in my editor... but when i run the program, all good!

You have a promise to an output, not an

Output<string>

or a

Promise<string>

How did you get that?

well, good point. thanks for pointing that out. it was a chain on confusion starting with

aws.route53.getZone

returning a promise. based on that i built some async functions that were supposed to be returning promises as well. so i ended up wrapping output results in promises.. right now i refactored the code, so it's just handling this one

getZone

promise without the need to create async functions. now i'm simply returning pulumi outputs from my functions and all is good!