sos I m trying to emit a collection of `Outputstring` as a s

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sos I m trying to emit a collection of `Outputstring` as a stack output and failing hard disappointed The error I get with this is ``` System InvalidOperationException Output Global GlobalStack UserPasswords contains invalid type Pulumi Output`1 System String System Private CoreLib Version=4 0 0 0 Culture=neutral PublicKeyToken=7cec85d7bea7798e The only generic types allowed are ImmutableArray and ImmutableDictionarystring ` at Pulumi Serialization Converter CheckTargetType String context Type targetType HashSet`1 seenTypes at Pulumi Serialization Converter CheckTargetType String context Type targetType HashSet`1 seenTypes at Pulumi Serialization OutputCompletionSource InitializeOutputs Resource resource at Pulumi Deployment Pulumi IDeploymentInternal ReadOrRegisterResource Resource resource ResourceArgs args ResourceOptions options at Pulumi Resource ctor String type String name Boolean custom ResourceArgs args ResourceOptions options at Pulumi ComponentResource ctor String type String name ComponentResourceOptions options at Pulumi Stack ctor StackOptions options at Global GlobalStack ctor in C dev logicality cloud infra aws global Global GlobalStack cs line 13 ```

fresh-summer-65887 · Answer

Any pointers on how to address fix this Been hacking around and I m just not seeing it

tall-librarian-49374 · Answer

It must be `Output lt ImmutableDictionary lt string string gt gt ` and you have to make some mind bending output conversions to achieve this I m afraid

tall-librarian-49374 · Answer

``` var userPasswords = new List lt Output lt KeyValuePair lt string string gt gt gt foreach var username in users userPasswords Add userLoginProfile EncryptedPassword Apply p = gt new KeyValuePair lt string string gt username p UserPasswords = Output All userPasswords Apply ps = gt ps ToImmutableDictionary Output userPasswords public Output lt ImmutableDictionary lt string string gt gt UserPasswords get set ```

fresh-summer-65887 · Answer

Thank you < tall librarian 49374> that worked I knew there was an `Apply` there somewhere but I just couldn t see how to connect the dots It is a little mind bending and `Output All ` is new to me Before I posted this I did thoroughly check the docs and I cloned various repos to splunk code I might assert there is a gap in docs samples around all this thinking face

tall-librarian-49374 · Answer

I do understand this is hard And yes we should have more learning material around outputs