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11/17/2022, 9:13 PMHi, I am trying to list all of the projects available in an organization. The docs aren't exactly clear on that. Would the following get an output of each project? I see that it returns an Output<ProjectResult>, but I can't operate on it like in the docs. I need to use .apply to pass functions to work on it. Is this the correct approach? I need the project IDs for adding principals and roles for access from other projects.
ProjectsFunctions.getProject(GetProjectArgs.builder()
.filter("")
.build());I don't know if it is the right approach, but I used something like this to solve it. I just imported the project numbers from another stack using a stack reference:
new StackReference("myOrg/myStack/dev")
.output("projectNumber")
.apply(value -> {
createIamMember(value.toString(),ctx);
return Output.of(value);
});
new StackReference("myOrg/myStack/prod")
.output("projectNumber")
.apply(value -> {
createIamMember(value.toString(),ctx);
return Output.of(value);
});