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10/05/2021, 12:28 AM

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green-musician-49057

10/05/2021, 12:49 AM

My understanding is that we should not create resources inside an

ApplyT()

, so it's not clear how one might create multiple route53 records from this array output object

green-musician-49057

10/05/2021, 1:15 AM

Looks like the

.Index()

.Elem()

combo is the way to go here -- and then also to determine the number of validation options without relying on the output value

gentle-diamond-70147

10/05/2021, 1:30 AM

I have an example for you. It's definitely a little tricky given the types in Go. Let me find it...

green-musician-49057

10/05/2021, 1:38 AM

Thanks Cameron, I found this one just a bit ago: https://github.com/jasonblanchard/di-platform/blob/a037dd0cef6123b1b52b06c2ea5fee1ee75b0977/pulumi/main.go#L70

green-musician-49057

10/05/2021, 1:39 AM

but I'm certainly open to learning a better way 🙂

gentle-diamond-70147

10/05/2021, 1:57 AM

Yep, that looks close to mine. Sorry, it took a while to dig it up.

gentle-diamond-70147

10/05/2021, 1:57 AM

https://gist.github.com/clstokes/0a88df1ace4b588df85350881022e0a0

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gentle-diamond-70147

10/05/2021, 1:57 AM

Note: there are two ways to do it in that example - one if the number of records is known beforehand, and a second if that is not true.

green-musician-49057

10/05/2021, 3:34 PM

Thank you! That's a great gist 🙂

green-musician-49057

10/05/2021, 3:36 PM

Are the docs strictly auto-generated, or could I open a PR to add a Golang example for the cert validation?

gentle-diamond-70147

10/05/2021, 4:06 PM

A PR at https://github.com/pulumi/examples would be more than welcome!

gentle-diamond-70147

10/05/2021, 4:06 PM

The examples in-line in the docs are all auto-generated I believe.

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