FYI: installing on MacOS Ventura (13.0.1) fails on grpcio

[georgettica]

What happened?

followed the instructions and failed on grpcio

Steps to reproduce

pulumi new aws-python

Expected Behavior

that is will create the stack

Actual Behavior

tried to pull the full log but it seems I cannot sanitize it correctly, so I will work on that tomorrow, sry about that

Output of pulumi about

$ pulumi about
CLI          
Version      3.47.1
Go Version   go1.19.2
Go Compiler  gc

Plugins
NAME    VERSION
python  unknown

Host     
OS       darwin
Version  13.0.1
Arch     arm64

This project is written in python: executable='/opt/homebrew/bin/python3' version='3.10.8
'

Backend        
Name           YYY
URL            file://
User           XXX
Organizations  

Dependencies:
NAME        VERSION
dill        0.3.6
parver      0.4.0
pip         22.3.1
protobuf    4.21.9
PyYAML      6.0.0
semver      2.13.0
setuptools  65.6.0
six         1.16.0
wheel       0.38.4

Pulumi locates its logs in XXYYZZ by default

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[georgettica]

basicallly an issue with grpcio, and it's solved on the prerelease, but not pushed to brew and pypi. once it's out I will check if this reproduces

[t0yv0]

Could you provide a little bit more context? I've tried to reproduce on Ventura 13.0.1, Pulumi 3.47.1 albeit my architecture is not arm64. Pulumi selects grpcio==1.47. Should Pulumi be upgraded to a more recent version of grpcio?

[t0yv0]

Guessing the repro here might be just "pulumi new aws-python && pulumi up" on an M1-powered (arm) Mac machine.

[justinvp]

Just want to confirm that pulumi new aws-python && pulumi up works OK on an M1 mac on Monterey. Checking to see if anyone on the team has already upgraded to Ventura, otherwise, we can look into running in a VM (or possibly CI) to repro.

[RobbieMcKinstry]

Also confirmed that pulumi new aws-python && pulumi up works on my M1 mac on Ventura 13.0.1.
Was not able to reproduce.
https://app.warp.dev/block/NXK69cORCxjbQBVp9IYcrZ

[georgettica]

@RobbieMcKinstry how is your pulumi installed?

[georgettica]

I think I solved the issue by going through Homebrew/discussions#3920

but I am verifying now

[RobbieMcKinstry]

I compiled Pulumi from source.

[georgettica]

seems the fix I thought I had didn't work out correctly :/
thanks @RobbieMcKinstry for the response though!

[georgettica]

creating the grpcio issue and added a log to it
grpc/grpc#31761

[georgettica]

the logs for your convinience https://gist.github.com/georgettica/80cc8d8197d02bcbbefa4bd084d12cfe

[georgettica]

seems the issue with grpcio has been solved. now I am retrying :)

[georgettica]

@t0yv0 so it seems upgrading to the latest version solves this issue :/

[georgettica]

(latest version of grpcio)
is that in the pipeline?
@t0yv0

[t0yv0]

Apologies, reopening. I misunderstood this as latest version of Pulumi.

[t0yv0]

@georgettica confirming It's actively being worked on - #11431 - there's several tickets that are related here including #11276 - apologies for the delay in getting this fixed!

[georgettica]

No worries, as long as I know where to look I can close this as duplicate

[joeduffy]

marking p1 per discussion with @lukehoban as this is blocking usage on a common configuration.

[kpitzen]

@joeduffy @georgettica @t0yv0 @RobbieMcKinstry @justinvp I believe this should be fixed in our next release. #11431 was merged, and I was able to both repro the original issue pre-fix, and verify its resolution post-fix in Python 3.11 on an M1 machine.

[RobbieMcKinstry]

Since we believe this fixed, I'll close the issue again and apply the label. Feel free to reopen if Pulumi v3.50.2 does not solve the problem.

[georgettica]

sadly I got another failure while trying to re-use it with the latest pulumi.

I will update once I gathered all of the facts again to see where the build fails

and open a different issue if the problem is not the same