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It’s likely because you ignore the return value from `Apply`. We expect you to “register” all outputs somewhere in resource model so that we know we need to await it.

Search for `RegisterOutputs` in our .NET SDK source code to get a sense of what’s going on there.

If you are in Stack, you should assign it to an output property. If you are in a Component, you can register those explicitly.