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Yes, there's an `unsecret()`  method: <https://www.pulumi.com/docs/reference/pkg/nodejs/pulumi/pulumi/#unsecret>

that'll unwrap the secret in the preview and the update as well

Basically, be careful that it's definitely not a secret

If you want to view it, you can mark it as an output and then use `pulumi stack output {outputname} --show-secrets` and that will decrypt it for you

yeah it's just a property that got infected by being close to a secret in an `apply`