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could you not just trim it?
```pulumi stack output $PROPERTY | tr -d '\n'```


trimming the string after the fact is my workaround for now, but it's easy to forget to take care of this, not to mention potential corner cases.

generally speaking - and IMHO - non-interactive output should be the norm for tools designed to be automated, seeing as we are unconditionally adding a newline in the first place.

PS: i believe `sed -z '$ s/\n$//'` is a more accurate solution in a shell context - just for completeness' sake.

to clarify, i'm thinking about what is likely to be the more common use case here: invocation via scripts that reuse these outputs elsewhere, or humans checking these outputs interactively?

IMO, a trailing newline could be added at the tail end of all CLI logic if an interactive session is detected, decoupling this from core logic. just my 2 cents - hope you don't mind. thanks