@Frank trying out the "Sharing Auth across stacks" example in the documentation. Doing this:

const authStack = new AuthStack(app, 'auth');
new ApiStack(app, 'api', { auth: authStack.auth });

Gives me an error message of:

Argument of type '{ auth: sst.Auth; }' is not assignable to parameter of type 'StackProps'.
  Object literal may only specify known properties, and 'auth' does not exist in type 'StackProps'.

I'm on sst version

0.35.1

Hey @Luke Wyman what did you have to change?

I changed the constructor of my derived Stack class to add the

auth

parameter, rather than specify the

auth

in the

StackProps

. I couldn't get

StackProps

to recognize an

auth

property. I did get the thing to work, which is what's important at the end of the day. Just trying to scratch this itch as to why my code won't behave like the example.

Ah got it! I just updated the doc to include the TypeScript version of the example https://docs.serverless-stack.com/constructs/Auth#sharing-auth-across-stacks

I also modified the constructor of my AppSyncStack to accept a dynamodb table. I tried sending my table through StackProps but it wasn’t straightforward to figure out how to do that, then how to access the table inside of the stack.

export default class AppSyncStack extends sst.Stack {

constructor( scope: sst.App, id: string, table: sst.Table, props?: sst.StackProps ) { super(scope, id, props); …

Oh I see. That works!