Josh Kodroff

I might be wrong about this - it might be when _anything other than None_ is passed to `super().__init__()` for args.

@iwahbe This isn't minimal, but I believe this program demonstrates the same behavior: ```python """A Python Pulumi program""" import pulumi import pulumi_aws as aws import pulumi_awsx as awsx from typing...

@iwahbe Probably doesn't help too much, but I suspect you can remove all the `VpcArgs` as well.

For anyone else who might be hitting this issue and needs a workaround, you can get some debugging information by temporarily surrounding your code with a `try/except`: ```python try: #...

Per discussion with @AaronFriel, this issue can lead to unexpected deletion of resources if resources are defined after the silently caught exception. He has suggested that this may need to...

@Frassle The issue is that exceptions are swallowed when they occur within Apply. The use of `route` versus `Route` or the lack of a `name=` were just things that happened...

@kralicky How did you create the security group that was attached to the VPC? If you created it outside of Pulumi, then this is the expected behavior because Pulumi does...

I believe this is caused by: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-terraform-bridge/issues/529

@bolinocroustibat `resource_name` is the Pulumi identifier - all Pulumi resources have this property, and it's always the first parameter. `aws.s3.BucketV2Args.bucket` or `aws.s3.BucketV2Args.bucket_prefix` is the name of the bucket (the latter...

Some thoughts on this: 1. I don't think most users will ever want to select a starting point by an architecture, _then_ a cloud. Most orgs already have their supported...