Hey guys! I need to use a secret inside a template string. For example:

my_template = "my secret: {my_secret}"
my_secret = config.require_secret('my_secret')
foo = my_template.format(my_secret=my_secret)

This will result in the following output:

my secret: <pulumi.output.Output object at 0x7f02baf74b80>

I tried using apply, and even Output.all, like follows:

foo = my_template.format(my_secret=my_secret.apply(lambda current_secret: current_secret))

But it will give me the same result. What am I missing here?

@incalculable-whale-36468 your code is back to front, you need to do

my_template.format

inside the apply. something like:

my_secret.apply(lambda current_secret: my_template.format(my_secret=my_template.format(current_secret)

I have tried that, but it did not work, I still got the output object. However, I did find a solution. This is the only way that worked:

foo = Output.all(
    my_secret=my_secret
).apply(
    lambda output_args: my_template.format(my_secret=output_args['my_secret'])
)

@incalculable-whale-36468 what was your code before the

Output.all

?

Try to get it with

my_secret = config.require('my_secret')

. => use "require" instead of "require_secret"