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Are you adding it from inside a Promise.then() or Output.apply()?

I see that sort of behaviour mostly in those cases.

I synchronously create the Authorizer and pass the `authorizer.id` to the `authorizerId` property. so I guess I’m passing a Pulumi’s `Output`

the context in which I’m building the route is `async` (due to lambda compilation with `esbuild`)

However, if I export the stack, I can see that the right `authorizerId` is there under `inputs` . In the `outputs` key, the `authorizerId` is an empty string. Something went wrong in between

If you have the time, you could try to reproduce the issue in Terraform.. that would tell you whether or not Pulumi is at fault.