pulumi-eks: referencing cluster.id does not return a value

[MitchellGerdisch]

I have a cluster declaration in python as follows:

cluster = Cluster(
    f"{proj_name}-eks",
    fargate=FargateProfileArgs(selectors=[
        FargateProfileSelectorArgs(namespace=app_namespace_name),
        FargateProfileSelectorArgs(namespace=sys_namespace_name),
        FargateProfileSelectorArgs(namespace=alb_controller_namespace_name),
    ]),
    vpc_id=vpc_id,
    private_subnet_ids = priv_subnet_ids,
    create_oidc_provider=True,
    version="1.19",
)

If I try to reference cluster.id it does not return any value.
Using cluster.id.apply() throws an error that cluster.id does not support apply().

cluster.core.clsuter.id does return the expected value.

Expected behavior

cluster.id should return a value as per the documentation.
Or the documentation should be updated to remove the "id" output property.

Current behavior

See above.

Steps to reproduce

1. Create an eks cluster use the eks extension package.
2. Try to access "cluster.id"

Context (Environment)

Either the documentation is wrong or the the provider should return cluster.id
The fact that cluster.core.cluster.id works means this is not a critical issue.

Affected feature

[lukehoban]

If I try to reference cluster.id it does not return any value.

That's right - there is no id property on eks.Cluster (or in general, on any ComponentResource).

Either the documentation is wrong or the the provider should return cluster.id

Which documentation suggested this? It does sound like that documentation is wrong.

[stack72]

I am going to close this out - I can't find any instance where there are cluster.id references in our registry. If you can point to a specific place then we can try and fix that up to

[MitchellGerdisch]

Sorry - I should have added the docs reference originally.
The pulumi-eks package docs show an id Output:
https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/eks/api-docs/cluster/#outputs

[stack72]

Thanks @MitchellGerdisch - I will file this as a bug

[danielrbradley]

This is a documentation generation issue. I've filed this as a separate bug on that side.

Closing as a duplicate of pulumi/pulumi#11462