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green-kilobyte-86931
11/24/2022, 1:21 PMHello, I've been wrangling with Pulumi for a while now trying to solve this problem, one of my components is outputting a map of resource IDs, these IDs are then used in another component to create associated resources. The issue is that I cannot figure out a way to loop over a pulumi.MapInput type or any other iterable type.
I understand that I can unpack an output and work with its raw values inside an applyT, however it is not recommended to create resources inside it. I also attempted to work around this by essentially copying the raw map contents from inside applyT to an external map, with no success.
Is there a way to do this? I found a few issues discussing this topic, but couldn't find any satisfying answers.
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victorious-church-57397
11/24/2022, 1:27 PMcould you share the code for the component which is outputting the map?
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green-kilobyte-86931
11/24/2022, 1:32 PMfunc(subnets map[string]*ec2.Subnet) pulumi.MapOutput {
subnetOutputs := make(map[string]pulumi.Output)
for k, v := range subnets {
subnetOutputs[k] = v.ID()
}
return pulumi.ToMapOutput(subnetOutputs)I cannot share the whole component, but I can successfully print these values inside of an applyT of the consuming component
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victorious-church-57397
11/24/2022, 4:41 PMah is this in go? sorry i use the TS implementation, not too au fait with go