I got into situation when I need to use outputs from StackReference in components that also generate outputs and need to assign them to index.ts module exports, so they appear in stack output. Once I wrap them in .apply() callback, exports they were producing can't be assigned anymore. Is there a clean way to work around this without writing promises that would register them in module exports once resolved?

This should works

Here's basic reproduction

to export a value, you don’t have to use

apply

by, the way, in typescript, I can’t do

export

in a condition. I should be to the top level. But, here is how I do:

import { StackReference } from "@pulumi/pulumi";

const stackRef = new StackReference(`${<http://config.org|config.org>}/${pulumi.getProject()}/infra`);
exports.infraStackName = stackRef.requireOutput("stack")

I see

And btw, exports do work inside conditions

e.g. following works fine in both if and switch case scope

AFAIK, it didn’t with typescript

Thanks a lot @boundless-airport-99052 I got your point and indeed passing Input<string> there instead of string solves the problem I used apply initially because the code was using discovery to get resource, which returned strings for arns/ids and components expected strings.