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You cant filter an

Array<Resource>

directly, but you could map it to a

Array<Output>

then all it to an

Output<Array>

then apply with a callback that runs a filter to get another

Output<Array>

which you could pass as an input there. Depending on what you are trying to ultimately do with the filtered array - something like that should work.

@white-balloon-205 I'm not sure if I could follow, but give it a try. Would you have an example that you could point me to?

Do you have an example of the code you are trying to write? The answer will depend a bit on how you are trying to use the resulting array of resources.

@white-balloon-205 sorry for the delay, I didn't see your reply. I no longer have the snippet, but let's see if this makes sense: I have Github repositories and after their creation, I want to assign repositories with certain topics to certain teams. Essentially: filter the repository resources by topic and then take those that I want and create a new resource. Does that make sense? If not, I can prepare the snippet.