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it would be nice to see a “outputs best practices” document. with all the recent chatter about this i’m guessing this is (hopefully!) on their radar

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I ended up with this code...
It's not python anymore :disappointed:

you might be able to use `Output.all()` there

it is only 1 apply just in that apply it has 2 internal function...
but yes, I get your point

I might put this 2 functions somewhere else and assign global variable to it

You can also do this outside the resource definition which likely lead to cleaner code 

We recently put together a short video on inputs and outputs: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lybOxul2otM>

<@UB8A66MPS> that did not work for me...
the string was `<http://foo>.&lt;Output`  and it worked only when I put it in resource...
I was getting errors from GCP for invalid strings :disappointed:

<@U012NSFQTDW> can you paste that line? This sounds like a slightly different variant of what I meant!

hmmm, ex:
this works
```gcp_bucket_admin = gcp_storage.Bucket(
    resource_name='admin-b81-react-web',
    name=top_domain.apply(lambda c: str(f"admin.{env_name}.{c}")),```
this does not:
```somevar = top_domain.apply(lambda c: str(f"admin.{env_name}.{c}")), 
gcp_bucket_admin = gcp_storage.Bucket(
    resource_name='admin-b81-react-web',
    name= somevar,```


right now,
whole definition looks like this

```gcp_bucket_admin = gcp_storage.Bucket(
    resource_name='admin-b81-react-web',
    name=top_domain.apply(lambda c: str(f"admin.{env_name}.{c}")),
    location="EUROPE-WEST3",  # EU
    force_destroy=True,
    bucket_policy_only=True,
    website={
        "mainPageSuffix": 'index.html',
        "notFoundPage": "404.html"
    },
    cors=[{
        "origin": [top_domain.apply(
            lambda c: str(f"<http://admin>.{env_name}.{c}"))],
        "method": ["GET", "HEAD", "PUT", "POST", "DELETE"],
        "response_header": ["*"],
        "max_age_seconds": 3600,
    }],
    project=get_project_id_by_env(env_name)
   )```

I’ll take a look when I can put it on a bigger screen, phones are not kind to python code!