I m having a bit of a struggle with the new AzureNative API

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I m having a bit of a struggle with the new AzureNative API and am presumably missing something obvious I have created a new netcoreapp3 1 project and pasted the ServiceBus C code from <https www pulumi com docs reference pkg azure native servicebus namespace |the Pulumi docs> into the MyStack cs file I am presented with 2 errors on the lines trying to set the Sku Name and Tier ``` Sku = new AzureNative ServiceBus Inputs SBSkuArgs Name = Standard Tier = Standard ``` The error I get is of the type Cannot implicitly convert type string to Pulumi Input lt Pulumi AzureNative ServiceBus SkuName gt Can someone let me know what I am missing Thanks Alan

tall-librarian-49374 · Answer

It looks like our example is wrong you should pass an enum value instead of a plain string

tall-librarian-49374 · Answer

`SkuName Standard`

mysterious-australia-14256 · Answer

Ah thanks < tall librarian 49374> How does this work with storing values in config files Do the config class methods e g RequireObject support deserializing to an Enum or do I have to wrap things in an Enum Parse

mysterious-australia-14256 · Answer

I am a bit stuck here Looking at the definition I see ``` EnumType public readonly struct SkuName IEquatable lt SkuName gt public static SkuName Basic get public static SkuName Standard get public static SkuName Premium get ``` If I try to use Enum Parse on this I get back an error saying Type provided must be an Enum Do you know how I can convert the string Standard stored in a config file into something that SBSkuArgs will accept as a value for Name or Tier I was trying ` SkuName Enum Parse typeof SkuName Standard `

mysterious-australia-14256 · Answer

This seems to work configTier is a string variable read from the config file `Tier = SkuTier typeof SkuTier GetProperty configTier GetValue null ` but is is a lot uglier than the AzureNextGen version which was simply `Tier = configTier`

tall-librarian-49374 · Answer

That s an interesting use case that we missed I m afraid I m glad you found a workaround Could you open an issue in <https github com pulumi pulumi issues> describing this

mysterious-australia-14256 · Answer

done <https github com pulumi pulumi issues 7267|issue 7267>