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Definitely. You’ll probably want to do something like this, though, with

export

outside of the apply: https://github.com/pulumi/templates/blob/master/serverless-azure-python/__main__.py#L139-L144

export of outputs should work, is should be fine to pass it directly to the

export

method no need for apply

I've now solved the issue I was having. Thanks for the help. The issue was because I was trying to export attributes from a resource object created by

pulumi_awsx

rather than

pulumi_aws

. With the latter I would get a non-

Output

object like

TaskDefinition

which would have exportable attributes such as its ARN. With

pulumi_awsx

I would get e.g. a

FargateTaskDefinition

that has a

Output

wrapped

task_definition

attribute, which has the ARN and other exportable attributes. So exporting

task_definition.task_definition.arn

works. The problem occurred because the code I was using was trying to automatically export several common attributes, such as

arn

,

name

,

id

, etc. When the attribute didn't exist for a given object (e.g.

TaskDefinition

has no

url

), it would suppress the

AttributeError

and continue, but because the

Output

wrapped objects are evaluated within callbacks the error suppression did not work. To work around that I moved the error suppression into a callback that I would then apply to the

Output

object:

def _get_exportable(
    obj: Any,  # noqa: ANN401
) -> Iterable[tuple[str, None | str | pulumi.Output[str]]]:
    is_output = isinstance(obj, pulumi.Output)
    for key in STANDARD_EXPORT_KEYS:

        def _get_attr(
            x: Any,  # noqa: ANN401
            k: str = key,
        ) -> None | str | pulumi.Output[str]:
            with suppress(AttributeError):
                return getattr(x, k)  # type: ignore
            return None

        yield key, obj.apply(_get_attr) if is_output else _get_attr(obj)

The results from this would then be exported like so:

for key, value in _get_exportable(obj):
        pulumi.export(name=f"{prefix}{key}", value=value)