[sdk/python] Workaround lazy module regression #16038
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A regression was introduced in Python 3.11.9 and 3.12.3 that breaks lazy loaded `config` modules in generated Pulumi provider Python SDKs. It's unclear if this is going to be addressed in subsequent patch releases of Python, so we workaround the problem by using a copy of the Python stdlib's `_LazyModule` and `LazyLoader` classes that don't have the regression, as suggested by the Python maintainers.
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Tentative changelog, but also planning to include #16057 ### Features - [auto/{go,nodejs,python}] Add support for the continue-on-error parameter of the up command to the Automation API [#15953](#15953) - [engine] Add a --continue-on-error flag to pulumi up [#15740](#15740) ### Bug Fixes - [sdk/nodejs] Fix a race condition that could cause the NodeJS runtime to terminate before finishing all work [#16005](#16005) - [sdk/python] Fix an exception when setting providers resource option with a dict [#16022](#16022) - [sdk/python] Fix event loop tracking in the python SDK when using remote transforms [#16039](#16039) - [sdk/python] Workaround lazy module loading regression [#16038](#16038) ### Miscellaneous - [cli/plugin] Move PluginKind type definition into apitype and re-export for backward compatibility
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Will wait to merge this until after #16057 merges ### Features - [auto/{go,nodejs,python}] Add support for the continue-on-error parameter of the up command to the Automation API [#15953](#15953) - [engine] Add a --continue-on-error flag to pulumi up [#15740](#15740) ### Bug Fixes - [sdk/nodejs] Fix a race condition that could cause the NodeJS runtime to terminate before finishing all work [#16005](#16005) - [sdk/python] Fix an exception when setting providers resource option with a dict [#16022](#16022) - [sdk/python] Fix event loop tracking in the python SDK when using remote transforms [#16039](#16039) - [sdk/python] Workaround lazy module loading regression [#16038](#16038) ### Miscellaneous - [cli/plugin] Move PluginKind type definition into apitype and re-export for backward compatibility [#15946](#15946)
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A regression was introduced in Python 3.11.9 and 3.12.3 that breaks lazy loaded
configmodules in generated Pulumi provider Python SDKs. It's unclear if this is going to be addressed in subsequent patch releases of Python, so we workaround the problem by using a copy of the Python stdlib's_LazyModuleandLazyLoaderclasses that don't have the regression, as suggested by the Python maintainers.Fixes #15882