Hey, all you smart people. I have what I feel is a common issue I’m trying to work through but I think my brain is broken today 😅 I have an app with 2 stacks (currently): One stack handles setting up a bucket (and some other stuff), another stack handles setting up a state machine and it’s associated lambdas. I’ve been passing some state machine properties to the first stack just by exposing a public variable and passing that to the constructor. I’ve now hit a point where I actually need to access the bucket’s props in the second stack - which causes a circular reference. My instinct is to define the bucket props outside of the stack and just pass it in to both, but I was wondering if there was a better strategy for this? Was wondering whether this would be a good/bad use case for the stack outputs?

Ultimately you have to solve the circular reference because cf needs to be able to tell which stack to create first

Yea that’s what I figured - been playing with it since I posted my message. Thanks 🙂