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01/19/2023, 7:58 PM

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white-balloon-205

01/19/2023, 8:14 PM

What do you mean when you say that none of those properties are available? It should be the case that you see a Bucket object returned from: export const bucket = page.bucket;

shy-gold-87158

01/19/2023, 8:27 PM

for example

export const arn = page.bucket.arn

will say arn doesn't exist on output instance and if I use apply

page.bucket.apply(bucket => bucket.arn)

arn is empty....for me the only way it works is if I do

export const bucketId = page.bucket

bucketId ends up being just a string

shy-gold-87158

01/19/2023, 8:30 PM

I was returning a load balancer resource to my client code and hoping I could just do lb.dns_name which set me down this path of trying to understand more. I could return the dns_name as a string and access from my construct but returning a resource like they did in the example just doesn't yield what I expect so figured my expectation must be wrong.

white-balloon-205

01/19/2023, 8:39 PM

That would indicate something is not working correctly. You should get a Bucket instance here. Is it possible you are running into the same thing mentioned at https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-awsx/issues/972#issuecomment-1376033119? The steps suggested there might help your case as well?

shy-gold-87158

01/19/2023, 8:41 PM

That does look awfully similar. Let me try it out. Awesome.

shy-gold-87158

01/25/2023, 11:09 PM

Hi @white-balloon-205, so that didn't work for me and I have been exploring more. Noticed someone posted, https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-component-provider-ts-boilerplate/issues/34 , the same in boilerplate-ts thought you may have some ideas. I was trying with different versions of clients and ts/python to see if behavior was ever different but so far that bucket is always a string specifically the id. Thank you again for help.

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