Does anyone know how to pass variables in a local Command (from Pulumi Command package). Should they be passed as environment variables or directly used using string interpolation? When I am using variables from resources previously created, the command fails. when I use hard coded string the command works. Here is my code in case it helps to understand my problem:

var sqlServer = new Server($"sql-sqlDbWithAzureAd-{Deployment.Instance.StackName}", new ServerArgs

{

   

ResourceGroupName = resourceGroup.Name,

   

Administrators = new ServerExternalAdministratorArgs

   

{

       

Login = sqlAdAdmin.UserPrincipalName,

       

Sid = sqlAdAdmin.Id,

       

AzureADOnlyAuthentication = true,

       

AdministratorType = AdministratorType.ActiveDirectory,

       

PrincipalType = PrincipalType.User,

   

},

});

var database = new Database("sqldb-sqlDbWithAzureAd-Main", new DatabaseArgs

{

   

ResourceGroupName = resourceGroup.Name,

   

ServerName = sqlServer.Name,

   

Sku = new SkuArgs

   

{

       

Name = "Basic"

   

}

});

var authorizeAdGroup = new Command("AuthorizeAdGroup", new CommandArgs

{

     

Create = $"sqlcmd -S {sqlServer.Name} -?",

     

Interpreter = new InputList<string>

     

{

         

"pwsh",

         

"-c"

     

}

 

}, new CustomResourceOptions

 

{

     

DependsOn = new InputList<Pulumi.Resource> { enableLocalMachine, database, sqlServer }

 

});

Looks like your Create property is using simple interpolation instead of Pulumi interpolation.

sqlServer.Name

isn't a string, it's a string output, so you need handle it as such. I presume that Pulumi golang has an equivalent of the typescript pulumi.interpolate? It takes interpolates a string output into a string and returns a string output that can be used in most Pulumi resource constructors.