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`--show-secrets` or something I think. Cannot find the docs for it right now though

If you access it from the command line it's `pulumi stack output {output name} --show-secrets`

If you access it within your code in the same stack, Pulumi will decrypt it for you

```pulumi.export("aws_secret_access_key", fh_access_key.encrypted_secret)```
error: current stack does not have output property 'aws_secret_access_key'

Have you run `pulumi up` successfully? Does `fh_access_key.encrypted_secret` have a value?

when up - it is shown as + aws_secret_access_key: output&lt;string&gt;

Oh, I understand your question now. It's not a secret, but you want it to be a secret?

I think it is a secret as it's private key

actually, I use Python, but it doesn't really matter in this case as it should work for every language supported by Pulumi

So looking at the rest of the output from the AccessKey resource, I think that you'll just need the `secret` output. I suspect that the `encrypted_secret` output is a hangover from TF whereas because we have our own way of handing secrets we don't need it