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Use

pulumi.output(yourInput).apply(value => {});

ah ok - thanks. is this the intended way to use

Input<T>

, if so, why does the

Input<T>

type exist couldn't everything just be

Output<T>

?

Input can be OutputInstance<T>, Promise<T> or T. It's broader

cool, makes sense - thanks for the explanation 👍

It allows the Pulumi SDK to define parameters (especially inside the various args objects) as (for example)

Input<string>

. That way the string could come from another resource (Output<string>) or a constant (string).