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b
you need to do the 
apply
before the 
json.dumps
not inside it
b
this way?
b
no, it should be:
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pulumi.Output.all(source_arn=source_bucket.arn, output_arn=output_bucket.arn).apply(lambda args: json.dumps( ......
b
is there any easier way to work with the outputs of other resources? This sounds too much to remember always
this example looks easier 🤔
e
pulumi.json_dumps
should handle complex objects with nested output values
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b
do you have some example?
e
No, I'm planning on updating some of the code in the examples repo to use it. But it is literally just the same as json.dumps except the value you pass in can contain Output values.
b
I'll try, thanks
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maybe this is in beta release or somehting?
e
hmm I thought this had been released already, one sec
Oh silly me.
It's on the output type, not a top level method. Output.json_dumps
b
like a charm, thankjs!!!!
g
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pulumi.json_dumps
Is this a new method? I wrote a sketchy one myself because I was jealous of TS 
pulumi.interpolate
e
It is a new method, was released just before Christmas holidays.
g
ooh! great work! This should solve a lot of headaches! Thanks a lot for this!
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