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# generals
sparse-intern-71089
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little-cartoon-10569
05/13/2021, 9:45 PMI think the best solution to this that I've seen is Pulumi's own aws.iam.PolicyDocument type. I presume it's used in many places, since the code is fairly generic: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-terraform-bridge/blob/ea90ddd011cdf688615b1fae6e705b5449dc4e7f/pkg/tfbridge/transforms.go#L26
little-cartoon-10569
05/13/2021, 9:47 PMWhich type of AWS resource / JSON doc are you looking to create?
little-cartoon-10569
05/13/2021, 9:50 PMIf it's not already supported, you can raise an issue. The ability to create normal objects in your language of choice, and have Pulumi convert them to the correctly-formatted JSON doc at deploy time, is a real winner.
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full-artist-27215
05/13/2021, 10:29 PMI'll look at that Go code for ideas. At the moment, I'm working with an ECS container definition (https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/aws/ecs/taskdefinition/#container_definitions_python)
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red-match-15116
05/13/2021, 10:34 PMI’ll admit that I’m not following all the way through, but I’m wondering if passing keyword args to your
Output.allIf I’ve gotvalues in that dictionary that I’m merging in, though, it’s not clear how I can generically manage things.pulumi.Output
Output.all(**dict).apply(lambda args: json.dumps({**args, **env}))f
full-artist-27215
05/14/2021, 1:18 PMI think I was making some silly mistakes, but using keyword args ultimately helped show me those silly mistakes (and made for more readable code!). I was able to get it working; thanks!
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