HI all, excuse my stupidity here, but I am trying ...
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icy-dress-83371
03/29/2021, 7:06 PMHI all, excuse my stupidity here, but I am trying to work off of an Azure example that is written in typescript (which I am not supoer competent in) wonder if anyone could help convert this pulumi block to python:
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const resourceId = (resource: string) =>
pulumi
.all([resourceGroup.name, currentSubscription])
.apply(
([resourceGroupName, subscription]) =>
`/subscriptions/${subscription.subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/${resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.Network/applicationGateways/${applicationGatewayName}/${resource}/${defaultName}`
);icy-dress-83371
03/29/2021, 7:08 PMBasically, I am trying to build a resource string, where part of the values are coming from other pulumi components, while some are plain python variables. I don't have a ton of experience with python lamdas either, so I am a bit stuck
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handsome-state-59775
03/29/2021, 7:18 PM Copy code
pulumi.Output.all(resource_group.name, current_subscription).apply(
lambda args: # do whatever here with args[0] and args[1]
)i
icy-dress-83371
03/29/2021, 7:21 PMthanks @handsome-state-59775 I ended up skipping the lambda and trying out pulumi's output.concat.
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icy-dress-83371
03/29/2021, 7:22 PM Copy code
def get_resource_id(resource_type):
return Output.concat("/subscriptions/",subscription_id,"/resourceGroups/",resource_group.name,"/providers/Microsoft.Network/applicationGateways/",application_gateway_name,"/",resource_type,"/",default_name)👍 1
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some-elephant-30417
04/04/2021, 8:47 AMI would pass all parameters to the
get_resource_id