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I can't find a good example in Python but this should give you an idea 

yeah that's what I was looking at, but the `apply` was tripping me up, but maybe in python, you don't need to apply the output?

```k8s_provider = Provider("k8s_provider", kubeconfig=eks.kubeconfig)```
seems to work.

I'm not as familiar wit the Python side so it's possible it'll work. I believe in Go you also need to do the Apply so that you can stringify the object

There's a `getKubeconfig()` function on the `eks:Cluster` type:

<https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-eks/blob/faf5df1b20d59a8fcb9bb42265585b94c3ee2a20/provider/cmd/pulumi-resource-eks/schema.json#L864>

that code seems to be working, it's not complaining. I don't fully understand it, I know output is a future value so apply makes sense. but whatever, seems to be ok.