Hello what s the kosher way to put `Output lt string gt ` in

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Hello what s the kosher way to put `Output lt string gt ` into `aws iam GetPolicyDocumentArgs` this attempt ```const policy = aws iam getPolicyDocument statements actions sts AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity principals identifiers bitbucket oidcProvider arn this is line 14 type Federated condition test StringLike variable bitbucket oidcProvider url apply url = gt `$ url replace https sub` values ``` results in ```pulumi ts 14 23 error TS2322 Type Output lt string gt is not assignable to type string ```

astonishing-tiger-81216 · Answer

Hey < little whale 73288> This one feels familiar from vague memories Could you try ```identifiers bitbucket oidcProvider arn apply arn = gt arn ``` I m afraid that s my best guess right now

little-whale-73288 · Answer

< astonishing tiger 81216> nope it s still not a string disappointed

astonishing-tiger-81216 · Answer

Ah ok Sorry Better leave it to someone more capable Can t think why and don t want to suggest casting which feels wrong for some reason Good luck crossed fingers

little-whale-73288 · Answer

thanks slightly smiling face

little-whale-73288 · Answer

this seems to be working but meh ``` assumeRolePolicy bitbucket oidcProvider arn apply providerArn = gt pulumi all bitbucket oidcProvider arn bitbucket oidcProvider url apply arn url = gt aws iam getPolicyDocument statements actions sts AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity principals identifiers arn type Federated conditions test StringLike variable `$ url replace https sub` values then doc = gt doc json ```

little-whale-73288 · Answer

then the diff is useless ```assumeRolePolicy output lt string gt ```

echoing-actor-55539 · Answer

try something like this ``` identifiers pulumi interpolate` bitbucket oidcProvider arn ` ```

clever-sunset-76585 · Answer

< echoing actor 55539> s right `pulumi interpolate` is your friend for these sorts of things when using JS TS So try ```identifiers pulumi interpolate`$ bitbucket oidcProvider url replace https sub` ```

clever-sunset-76585 · Answer

Oh I misread the error message The problem is that `identifiers` doesn t take an `Output lt string gt ` So yeah you will need to use an outer `apply` to get the plain string value As for the string interpolation you are doing inside `variable` you could use `pulumi interpolate` for such

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

In this case you should cast to PolicyDocument not use the `getPolicyDocument ` function Code untested I m particularly not confident in the LHS of the condition

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

This means that you don t need `apply ` to generate the document You only need `apply ` to transform fields Or in this case `pulumi interpolate`

clever-sunset-76585 · Answer

Yeah I guess what was the reason for using `aws iam getPolicyDocument` < little whale 73288> If it was to simply construct a policy document that you can use with a `Policy` resource you could just use the `aws iam PolicyDocument` type as < little cartoon 10569> suggests That is overall better than trying to encapsulate everything inside an `apply`