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that should work, what error message do you get?

<@U039X4GUERX> maybe you could have a try on pulumi.Parent func?

This is my code:
```func (e *EKSAddons) newServiceAccountRole(ctx *pulumi.Context, roleName string, serviceAccountName string, namespace string) (*iamv2.EKSRole, error) {
	serviceAccount := fmt.Sprintf("%v:%v", namespace, serviceAccountName)

	eksRole, err := iamv2.NewEKSRole(ctx, roleName, &amp;iamv2.EKSRoleArgs{
		Role: iamv2.RoleArgs{
			Name: pulumi.String(roleName),
			PolicyArns: pulumi.ToStringArray([]string{
				"arn:aws:iam::aws:policy/AmazonRoute53DomainsFullAccess",
			}),
		},
		Tags: pulumi.ToStringMap(map[string]string{
			"Role": roleName,
		}),
		ClusterServiceAccounts: &amp;iamv2.EKSServiceAccountArray{
			iamv2.EKSServiceAccountArgs{
				Name: pulumi.String(e.Name),
				ServiceAccounts: pulumi.StringArray{
					pulumi.String(serviceAccount),
				},
			},
		},
	}, pulumi.DependsOn([]pulumi.Resource{e.Cluster}))
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	return eksRole, nil
}```

This `e.Name` is a new EKS cluster which I want to create.

When I change it to some existing one, it all works fine.

Is there any way to somehow debug it or verify if I’m not missing something? :confused:

`e` is type `e *EKSAddons`

`e.Cluster` likely doesn’t exist on `EKSAddons` ?

No, not yet. This EKSAddons is just a wrapper to debug this issue. In my main.go I’m creating EKS cluster like:
```pawelEKS, err := eksCluster.CreateInfrastructure(ctx, "pawels-eks", ...```

And now I’m trying to debug it like:
```_, err = eksAddons.CreateInfrastructure(ctx, "pawels-eks", pawelEKS)
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}```

`pawels-eks` struct is:
```type EKSCluster struct {
	pulumi.ResourceState

	Name             string
	Cluster          *eks.Cluster
	Providers        pulumi.ResourceOption
	InstanceProfile  *iam.InstanceProfile
	InstanceRole     *iam.Role
	UserRolesMapping eks.RoleMappingArray
	Tags             pulumi.StringMap
}```

```Diagnostics:
  pulumi:pulumi:Stack (pawel-pre):
    error: an unhandled error occurred: program failed:
    waiting for RPCs: rpc error: code = Unknown desc = waiting for RPCs: marshaling properties: awaiting input property assumeRolePolicy: rpc error: code = Unknown desc = invocation of aws:eks/getCluster:getCluster returned an error: invoking aws:eks/getCluster:getCluster: 1 error occurred:
    	* error reading EKS Cluster (pawels-eks): couldn't find resource```

Ok it works now. Very strange, from what I see in the documentation `name` should be a `string.` And when I’m printing it I see the proper name of the EKS cluster. It started to work with this:
```		ClusterServiceAccounts: &amp;iamv2.EKSServiceAccountArray{
			iamv2.EKSServiceAccountArgs{
				Name: e.Cluster.Core.Cluster().Name()```

So somehow `e.Cluster.Core.Cluster().Name()` works and just `Name()` or `"pawels-eks"` does not.

Ahh, maybe because this should be a `pulumi.StringPtrInput` ? :man-facepalming: