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seeing that `/tmp` file looks similar to something i have seen. in the c# sdk but i think it is present for any language
<https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/7076>
it happens to me if you try to `pulumi refresh` anything that contains an AssetArchive or StringAsset

there is more info in that github issue, and the ones it links to. but the short version is (for me anyway): assets serialize into the state file, and between 2 consecutive `pulumi up` commands it should work fine, see no difference. but if you `pulumi refresh .... pulumi up` then the `refresh` will cause the state representation of the asset to change, causing a diff to show up on the next run

so my current temporary solution is to just not run `pulumi refresh` at all

in the c# sdk on top of that, the changed representation leads to an internal exception being thrown. idk if that is true for all languages that it breaks - maybe the state changes but it is still a valid representation

Yes seems like the same issue, since I did do a refresh before 