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The last option doesn’t make sense, it’s the same thing as
RequireOutput
. You should be able to pass an output to any resource property downstream. If you need to make decisions, like use the value in
if
statements, than
await RequireValueAsync
should be the easiest.
a
RequireOutput returns an
Output<object>
whilst the
Apply
returns an
Output<string>
. The former is rejected by
Input<string>
t
Ah, you are right, my bad
a
Are there plans for StackRef to act more like
Config
and allow the type to be specified?