Provider configuration Error

[1Four1Two]

What happened?

After upgrading to 3.6.1 I get the following error. There have been no code changes apart from the version upgrade

error: could not validate provider configuration: 1 error occurred:
    * Attribute must be a single value, not a map

Rolling back to 3.6.0 fixes the error

Steps to reproduce

Create a provider and add it to a resource ie an Image

Expected Behavior

to be able to create a provider and attach it to a resaourceresource

Actual Behavior

error: could not validate provider configuration: 1 error occurred:
    * Attribute must be a single value, not a map

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[guineveresaenger]

hi @1Four1Two - I cannot reproduce this behavior without more context. Can you share a code snippet?

[1Four1Two]

@guineveresaenger
This is how I am creating the provider

        private static Provider createProvider(string name, Output<string> address, Output<string> username, Output<string> password,
            Output<string>? host, Resource? resource)
        {
            var auths = getRegistryAuthArgsList(address, username, password);
            var providerArgs = getProviderArgs(auths, host);

            if (resource == null) return new Provider(name, providerArgs);

            var resourceList = CustomResourceOption.CreateResourceList();
            resourceList.Add(resource);

            return new Provider(name, providerArgs, new CustomResourceOptions { DependsOn = resourceList });
        }


        private static List<ProviderRegistryAuthArgs> getRegistryAuthArgsList(Output<string> address, Output<string> username, Output<string> password)
        {
            var providerRegistryAuthArgs = getProviderRegistryAuthArgs(address, username, password);

            return new List<ProviderRegistryAuthArgs>
            {
                providerRegistryAuthArgs,
            };
        }


        private static ProviderRegistryAuthArgs getProviderRegistryAuthArgs(Output<string> address, Output<string> username, Output<string> password)
        {
            return new ProviderRegistryAuthArgs
            {
                Address = address,
                Username = username,
                Password = password
            };
        }

        private static ProviderArgs getProviderArgs(List<ProviderRegistryAuthArgs> auths, Output<string>? host)
        {
            return new ProviderArgs
            {
                RegistryAuth = auths,
                Host = host!,
            };
        }

Then I attach it to the Custom resource like this

    public void CreateProviderResourceOptions()
    {
        ProviderCustomResourceOptions = new CustomResourceOptions
        { DependsOn = Provider, Provider = Provider, Parent = Provider };
    }

Then add it to the resource I am creating

var network = Network.Get("default", networkId, options: ProviderCustomResourceOptions);

[guineveresaenger]

Hi @1Four1Two - can you verify that you are on the latest version of pulumi/pulumi?

[1Four1Two]

Pulumi 3.50.0
Pulumi Docker 3.6.0

If I go above thee versions I get the problem

[guineveresaenger]

Thank you!
Apologies for keeping up with questions - is it possible that the name of your project is docker?
You may be running into pulumi/pulumi#3546.

If not, it looks like this is a bug in pulumi/pulumi-terraform-bridge.

We have pulumi/pulumi-terraform-bridge#651 open as well to help surface the key names for missing config values as well.

[1Four1Two]

it has docker in the name of the project. Would that be a problem?

[Megasware128]

This is still a problem without docker in the name. Using provider 4.0 and Pulumi 3.57.1