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11/13/2022, 11:26 PMApplyT()
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11/13/2022, 11:34 PMstring
from a pulumi.StringOutput
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11/13/2022, 11:37 PMstring
https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/pulumi#StringOutput, and the inner *OutputState
only seems to include ApplyT
, which just returns another pulumi.Output
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11/13/2022, 11:45 PMrefined-printer-32244
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11/13/2022, 11:55 PMName
, which requires a *string
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11/14/2022, 12:06 AMdigitalocean.LookupProjectOutput
which will accept and return input/output typeslittle-cartoon-10569
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11/14/2022, 12:09 AMrefined-printer-32244
11/14/2022, 12:09 AMApplyT
on there it'll complain that it can't assign pulumi.StringOutput
or pulumi.StringPtrOutput
(I tried both) to a *string
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11/14/2022, 12:13 AMName
should be an Input, and projName
is an Output. I guess my golang is not up to this problem.. I should stick with typescript...refined-printer-32244
11/14/2022, 12:15 AMpulumi.Output
values, but those are subdivided into pulumi.StringOutput
, etc. and then if I try to convert a pulumi.StringOutput
to a string
by just doing something like var myString string = myStringOutput
it sounds like that should work, but it doesn'tlittle-cartoon-10569
11/14/2022, 12:33 AMlittle-cartoon-10569
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11/14/2022, 12:38 AMstring
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11/14/2022, 12:38 AMbillowy-army-68599
just doing something likeyeah that unfortunately won’t ever work. You can’t assign anit sounds like that should work, but it doesn’tvar myString string = myStringOutput
StringOutput
to a string
unless you are inside the ApplyT
.
so as an example:
// here myOutputValue is always an output
myOutputValueApplyT(func(myOutput string) string {
// here, we are inside the ApplyT function, so we have resolved the value and now it's a string
fmt.Println(myOutput)
}