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Thanks for pointing this out! The examples are code-generated, so that’s a bug and I’ve filed an issue for it.

If you can provide a functional example that would be super helpful! This particular thing has me stalled in setting up several peer connections and adding them to routes tables in our VPC. I have been trying to use the route ids from the crosswalk VPCX module or using the get function, both require using .apply to get the ids which makes iterating in any form very difficult. (especially for a typescript/node/js amateur.)

The easiest is probably just treat it as the Promise that it is:

const rts = aws.ec2.getRouteTables({
    filters: [{
        name: "tag:<http://kubernetes.io/kops/role|kubernetes.io/kops/role>",
        values: ["private*"],
    }],
    vpcId: var_vpc_id,
}));

rts.then(r => {
    const route: aws.ec2.Route[] = [];
    for (let i = 0; i < r.ids.length); i++) {
    route.push(new aws.ec2.Route(`r-${i}`, {
        destinationCidrBlock: "10.0.1.0/22",
        routeTableId: r.ids[i],
        vpcPeeringConnectionId: "pcx-0e9a7a9ecd137dc54",
    }));
});

I think that got me through my blockage, but I had to make some changes (syntax issues). Once I get it to apply cleanly I'll post the changes I made to make it work if you want.

Awesome — glad to hear! No need to post back w/ your changes