How aws ssm Association receive params I m giving him a list

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How aws ssm Association receive params I m giving him a list but it returns an error about Mapping sad panda ```parameters= mkdir FileTestSSM3 ```

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

It takes a map of keys to values It s a single object not an array with each value having a name

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

It s not used for passing documents and script can is in documents Passing commands like that to documents that will execute whatever is passed into them is probably a bad idea There s no way sanitize your commands a document that executes arbitrary input is an easy attack vector to abuse

able-hospital-16256 · Answer

For aws native receive an object but in aws classic doesn t accept it

able-hospital-16256 · Answer

sad panda

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

It does usually The two libraries are compatible What s the specific problem you re having

able-hospital-16256 · Answer

< little cartoon 10569> This is the error

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

Urg pictures of text I don t think the error is coming from any of the pictures your posted There s a type being used as a string somewhere

able-hospital-16256 · Answer

```example = aws ssm Association specificInstanceIdAssociation association name= Test name= AWS RunShellScript targets= aws native ssm AssociationTargetArgs key= InstanceIds values= parameters= commands mkdir FileTestSSM3 workingDirectory ```

able-hospital-16256 · Answer

I m using it like this

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

Is that python

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

Ah yes I think your were right in your earlier comment gt For aws native receive an object but in aws classic doesn t accept it I had assumed you meant an output property of an AWS Native object wasn t being accepted as an AWS Classic input You re constructing a object and passing it in its entirety That is not supported

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

You need to create a classic AssociationTargetArgs

able-hospital-16256 · Answer

< little cartoon 10569> Do you have an example pls pray

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

You re doing the right thing just using the wrong library for AssociationTargetArgs The example in the docs is good <https www pulumi com registry packages aws api docs ssm association > ```import pulumi import pulumi aws as aws example = aws ssm Association example targets= aws ssm AssociationTargetArgs key= InstanceIds values= aws instance example id ```

able-hospital-16256 · Answer

Yeah but I need to use parameters with this library i can t

able-hospital-16256 · Answer

I see the error in the targets l

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

Why not parameters isn t the same parameter as targets

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

``` overload def Association resource name str parameters Optional Mapping str str = None targets Optional Sequence AssociationTargetArgs = None ```

able-hospital-16256 · Answer

The problem is not in the targets is on parameters

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``` raise AssertionError f Unexpected type Expected list got typ AssertionError Unexpected type Expected list got typing Mapping str typing Union str typing Awaitable str pulumi output Output NoneType ``` Receiving this error I m sending a list and it doesn t works

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

Looks like Mapping class is something like ` eggs 2 sausage 1 bacon 1 spam 500 ` So very similar to the typescript You don t want to use array notation just object notation

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

And the right hand side can be an awaitable or an Output but not an array

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

You had `parameters= commands mkdir FileTestSSM3 workingDirectory ` Try `parameters= commands mkdir FileTestSSM3 workingDirectory `

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

Though providing commands via parameters is still not a great idea

able-hospital-16256 · Answer

You were right the problem was that i use instead of

little-cartoon-10569 · Answer

Ah Python isn t my strong point Well done on figuring it out

able-hospital-16256 · Answer

Thanks bro pray thank you