If PyName(name) != PyNameLegacy(name), we panic, unless name is in an exclusion list.
Once all providers have been updated to this codegen (and we've added to `useLegacyName` and `excludeFromPanic` as appropriate), we can go back and remove the panic behavior along with the `excludeFromPanic` behavior.
If there's a config subpackage, we had explicitly added it to the map of modules because there *are* config properties, so we know it will be non-empty. This change ensures the config subpackage is imported in the top-level package's __init__.py and that the config subpackage itself has an __init__.py emitted.
Resource doc changes for Python:
- Types are included in constructor/function args
- The property names for input/output types are now always snake_case, regardless of the generated mapping tables, to match the new input/output classes
- Some other minor tweaks to function/constructor signatures (e.g. removed the `__props__` arg, as it's not meant to be used directly; use `@staticmethod` for static `get` methods).
Fixes: #5134
This ensures that `pulumi history` has been deprecated in favor of
the new `pulumi stack history` command. The deprecated command will
be removed in v3.0.0 of Pulumi
Fixes: #5126
In the newServiceSecretsManager, we were loading and saving the project stack
without understanding if any changes had actually been made - e.g. changing the
stack to be a new secrets provider
This has now been guarded against, tests added to understand when it will
actually be saved and we no longer get unnecessary config sorting when interacting
with a default stack AND no longer get an empty config map in our config
file when we initiate a new stack with a default secrets provider
* Use a package map where appropriate
* Fix imports
* handle NoneType for literal value expressions in go program gen
* add operator tests for c#, python, and node
Co-authored-by: evanboyle <evan@pulumi.com>