Resource name overload about pulumi.fsharp.extensions HOT 5 CLOSED

I'm fine with adding both name and resourceName, so you can close this too if you want.

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That was a bit tricky from a naming perspective, but I recall I added a resourceName operation on the builders that should map to the name of the cloud resource (rather than the Pulumi name). It should override the auto-naming in Pulumi.

Yep, that sounds about right: https://github.com/UnoSD/Pulumi.FSharp.Extensions/blob/master/Pulumi.FSharp.Myriad/Operations.fs#L236

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That worked (thank you!), but with a few caveats:

1. Setting only resourceName results in a null ref exception for name. But setting both name and resourceName seems to work. (I'm not sure if that's order dependent).

2. KeyVault.accessPolicy doesn't have a resourceName, only name. Although that may not matter since the access policies aren't visible from the resource group listing anyway.

Since you're generating the entire computation expression (correct?), I guess it's not possible (or not very easy) to simply have the resourceName custom operation set both?

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Btw, really great idea to use Myriad here as you have done. Well done!
I used Myriad in an early alpha of SqlHydra to generate records from SQL Server SSDT .dacpac file, but have since pivoted to make it a dotnet tool instead.

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That worked (thank you!), but with a few caveats:

1. Setting only resourceName results in a null ref exception for name. But setting both name and resourceName seems to work. (I'm not sure if that's order dependent).
2. KeyVault.accessPolicy doesn't have a resourceName, only name. Although that may not matter since the access policies aren't visible from the resource group listing anyway.

Since you're generating the entire computation expression (correct?), I guess it's not possible (or not very easy) to simply have the resourceName custom operation set both?

Glad it's working; I have not had a lot of time to recently to spend on the project, so it's good to have someone else using it and getting some feedback.

1. That's expected, Pulumi requires the "name", so it makes sense it throws an exception (would be nice a more functional response, but that's not in my code).
2. Does an Access policy in KV have a name? Being part of a resource I don't know if it can have a name in Azure at all. In that case, it would make sense to have only the Pulumi name as the Azure REST API may not have a option to set it. Looking at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/keyvault/vaults/create-or-update#accesspolicyentry it does not seem to have a name.

It would be possible to set both using the resource name, it would require a more complex implementation of the creation (if name is not set, use resourceName, if it's set, use that), but I wonder if that could be an issue where the resource name accepts certain characters and the Pulumi name doesn't; need to investigate that.

Btw, really great idea to use Myriad here as you have done. Well done!
I used Myriad in an early alpha of SqlHydra to generate records from SQL Server SSDT .dacpac file, but have since pivoted to make it a dotnet tool instead.

Thank you, it was fun using it despite the lack of documentation (there and on Fantomas), they are awesome projects, but the learning curve it's steep without many examples. Great to know that I can also have a look at your project.

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