Hi, I’m creating a

AppConfig stack

which will need to access every other stack’s output values. The only way I see to do this with SST is by returning the outputs in every stack, then importing them all one by one in the

AppConfig

stack and then accessing the exported values. Is there any way to make this dynamic like accessing every stack deployed from a loop inside the AppConfig stack? My intention is to create a configuration with certain values from each stack so it can be used later from Lambda functions and such

I would suggest reconsidering this, it's a pattern that's going to cause trouble as you now have a stack that is dependent on 100% of other stacks

Hmmm I’m not sure I follow. What would be your approach about creating a “config file” then? I mean, let’s say certain parameters of different stacks would need to be used by lambda functions down the road. Like for example accessing specific table names, glue jobs and stuff. I mean needing those values at runtime

Yeah the stacks could push the values to the center place. But you can also use things like

app.addDefaultFunctionEnv

to load defaults progressively

I see. The service I’m trying to use to create the config is this: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/appconfig/latest/userguide/what-is-appconfig.html The idea is that you build your

appconfig "file"

in aws and you can access your configuration parameters at runtime